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This behaviour is due to missing Launch Screen or Launch Images which leads to a screen with 320x480 size. The solution is to include a launch images or launch screen in project and setting them in the project->target->general tab.
I followed the steps outlined here:
Launch Screen Storyboard with centered image iOS
to add a Storyboard launch image as the asssetCatalogue LaunchImage is deprecated now.
Adding a Launch screen StoryBoard (and doing a clean build) fixed this issue for me.
Adding the Storyboard stopped the letterboxing behaviour.