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The Airbus A320neo is a re-engined narrow-body family built by Airbus. It first flew in 2014. Typical configurations seat around 140–244. Below are its key specifications and the latest aviation news mentioning the Airbus A320neo.
Manufacturer
Airbus
First flight
2014
Typical seats
140–244
Engines
2 × LEAP-1A / PW1100G
A family of three, including a child, embarked on an early morning flight from Christchurch to Sydney in 'The Works' class.
By today's standards, the 737's cabin is rather narrow, and while the A320 is wider, it is far from the widest in its class.
Mexican carrier turned to the Japanese debt financing option as it prioritises "liquidity preservation". Mexican ultra low-cost carrier Viva (formerly VivaAerobus) closed its first-ever Japanese Operating Lease with Call Option (JOLCO) debt financing for an Airbus A321neo delivered in May, says Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), the sole structuring agent and lender of the transaction.…
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Smallest member of re-engined A320 family has proved significantly less popular than its larger siblings. Airbus has quietly ceased offering the A319neo to airline customers following continued underwhelming sales of the smallest remaining member of its original narrowbody family. Although Airbus tells FlightGlobal it will still build the A319neo if asked – and it remains…
