Airbus A320-200

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27 Oct 2025 · © Unknown

The aircraft is seen at a jet bridge, typical for European Schengen destinations operated by Austrian out of Vienna.

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Aircraft

A320-200 A320

Austrian Airlines

Airline

Austrian Airlines

AUA / OS

Manufacturer

Airbus

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

The A320 is a pioneering aircraft, being the first commercial airliner to introduce fly-by-wire controls. Austrian Airlines is a major European operator of the type.

Fleet Rarity

Austrian operates a moderate fleet of A320s; not rare within the airline or globally.

Record Flights

A320 family is one of the most used for European high-frequency routes and also operates some longer European/Middle Eastern hops for Austrian.

Safety & Events

No immediately notable incidents for this particular aircraft visible; Austrian A320s have a typical safety record.

Future Outlook

Still flying widely, with gradual transition to more fuel-efficient models likely over the next decade.

Specifications

CFM56 or IAE V2500 (not visually determinable)

Engine

34.1 meters

Wingspan

37.57 meters

Length

6,100 kilometers

Range

840 kilometers per hour

Speed

Typically 150-180 passengers

Capacity

78,000 kilograms

MTOW

11.76 meters

Height

CFM56: 98.0–120.0 kN, IAE V2500: 105.0–147.0 kN (typical range)

Thrust

Approaches ICAO Chapter 4/14, 85-90 dB typical on takeoff

Noise

The engine type cannot be visually confirmed from this angle, and the specific registration is obscured.