Airbus A320

01 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

Distinctive red engine cowlings and white/red tail suggest Austrian Airlines, though registration is not readable. Winglets are classic Airbus style.

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Aviation History

One of the world's most popular short/medium-haul airliners; core of the Airbus A320 family.

Fleet Rarity

Very common - more than 5,000 in service worldwide.

Record Flights

Used on high-frequency European, Asian, and transcontinental routes.

Safety & Events

Safe, well-known, involved in major events like the 'Miracle on the Hudson' (US Airways 1549; not this airframe).

Future Outlook

Still in widespread active service; many being upgraded or replaced with A320neo family.

CFM56 or IAE V2500 (A320 typical engines, but not clearly visible)

Engine

34.1 meters

Wingspan

37.6 meters

Length

6,150 km

Range

828 km/h

Speed

150–180 passengers

Capacity

78,000 kg

MTOW

11.8 meters

Height

98–120 kN (varies by engine and variant)

Thrust

Approximately 85-95 dB (ICAO Chapter 3/4 depending on variant)

Noise

Registration and full livery markings are not clearly readable, making airline identification moderately confident, but not certain.