Lufthansa's 100th Airbus A320 family aircraft (D-AING) in special commemorative livery, climbing out after takeoff.

British Airways A320-251

EasyJet A320-251N, G-UZLS

SAS Airlines A320 (EI-SIA) on final approach, showing distinct red engines and wingtip fences.

Parked at John Wayne (SNA) off terminal with law enforcement.

An easyJet Airbus A320neo taxiing at a European airport under overcast skies — note the signature orange-and-white livery and distinctive sharklet winglets.

An Austrian Airbus A320neo landing at LHR

British Airways A320neo

Flight NK400, getting ready to head to Fort Lauderdale.

The A320neo (new engine option) delivers significant fuel savings and noise reduction compared to older models, and is the backbone for many European airline fleets including SAS.

This is a next-generation narrow-body jet featuring advanced engines for fuel savings and noise reduction. British Airways operates a large fleet of the A320 family, and the neo is their newest variant.

Two easyJet’s a320Neo parked in Lisbon’s airport

The winglet design (sharklets) and neo engines are visible in this clear and well-lit shot.