A319

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A319

Overview

The Airbus A319 is a shortened, more compact variant of the popular A320 family, designed to offer exceptional efficiency and performance on short- to medium-haul routes. With seating for 124 to 156 passengers depending on configuration, the A319 retains the same wide cabin cross-section, fly-by-wire technology, and flight deck commonality as its A320 siblings. Its smaller size makes it ideal for lower-demand markets or airports with operational constraints, while still providing airlines with the range and comfort associated with larger jets. The A319 has been widely adopted by both full-service and low-cost carriers around the world.

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Specifications


Key Technical Data

  • Length: 33.8 meters (111 feet)
  • Wingspan: 34.1–35.8 meters (111 feet 11 inches – 117 feet 5 inches, sharklet version wider)
  • Height: 11.8 meters (38 feet 7 inches)
  • Passenger Capacity: 124–156 (typical U.S. config: 128–144)
  • Range: Up to 6,850 km (A319neo; CEO models 6,900 km)
  • Cruising Speed: 525 mph (844 km/h), Mach 0.82
  • Engines: CFM56 or IAE V2500 (CEO); LEAP-1A or PW1100G (neo)
  • Maximum Takeoff Weight: 75,500 kg (166,449 lbs)
  • Cargo Capacity: 4 LD3-45W + 2.3 m³ bulk (A319ceo)
  • First Flight: August 25, 1995
  • ICAO Code: A319

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