Airbus A320-200 (likely, or possibly A320neo)

01 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

Identification slightly limited by distance but livery and aircraft shape are distinctive for Aegean’s A320 family. If this is an A320neo, distinguishing features such as sharklets and new engine types would be needed for confirmation.

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Aircraft

A320-200 (likely, or possibly A320neo) A320

Aegean Airlines (current blue and white livery)

Airline

Aegean Airlines

AEE / A3

Manufacturer

Airbus

Insights

Aviation History

The Airbus A320 family is the world’s best-selling single-aisle airliner, known for introducing the first digital fly-by-wire control system in a commercial airliner.

Fleet Rarity

A320 is one of the most common aircraft types in the world; Aegean operates a notable fleet of them but not unique.

Record Flights

A320 family is widely used for short- and medium-haul routes especially within Europe. No specific record-breaking ultra-long-haul routes for this model, but has substantial European coverage.

Safety & Events

A320 family involved in famous events such as US Airways Flight 1549 (Miracle on the Hudson), but this is not specific to Aegean’s fleet.

Future Outlook

Still in regular production and active service worldwide, major workhorse for short- and medium-haul routes.

Specifications

34.1 m (A320 classic, with wingtip fences) / 35.8 m (A320neo with sharklets)

Wingspan

37.6 m

Length

6,300 km (A320neo), 5,700 km (A320-200 typical)

Range

828 km/h (Mach 0.78)

Speed

150–186 passengers

Capacity

78,000 kg (varies by variant)

MTOW

11.8 m

Height

CFM56-5B: 98–120 kN or LEAP-1A: 110–122 kN (model dependent)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant; typical takeoff 85–89 dB (varies)

Noise

Registration and specific engine type not visible due to angle and resolution.