Airbus A320 family (likely A320 or A320neo)

02 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

Reflections from the terminal are visible due to the interior glass; the CFM engine and characteristic nose shape confirm identification.

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Aviation History

The Airbus A320 is one of the world’s most successful single-aisle jet airliners and introduced the first commercial fly-by-wire technology.

Fleet Rarity

Extremely common—over 10,000 delivered; backbone of many airline fleets.

Record Flights

Frequently used for short and mid-haul routes, rarely for flights over 3,000 nm; not holds specific long-haul records.

Safety & Events

Notable for the ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ (US Airways Flight 1549) and widespread global use.

Future Outlook

Active, with ongoing new deliveries of A320neo and upgrades for older variants.

CFM International LEAP-1A or CFM56 (high bypass fan visible)

Engine

35.8 meters

Wingspan

37.57 meters

Length

6,300 km

Range

828 km/h

Speed

140–180 passengers

Capacity

78,000 kg

MTOW

11.76 meters

Height

110–160 kN per engine (LEAP-1A/CWM56 typical ratings)

Thrust

Up to 85 dB (meets ICAO Chapter 4/14 noise standards)

Noise

Airline information and exact A320 sub-variant (classic vs. neo) not confirmed due to lack of visible markings.