Airbus A319
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About the Airbus A319
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About the Airbus A319
The Airbus A319 is a member of the Airbus A320 family of narrow-body passenger airliners. The A319 is used for short- to medium-range commercial operations. The twin-engine jets are manufactured by Airbus - the final assembly of the aircraft takes place in Hamburg, Germany and in Tianjin, China. The aircraft carries 124 to 156 passengers and has a maximum range of 3,700 nmi (6,900 km; 4,300 mi).
As of August 2019, a total of 1,480 Airbus A319 aircraft have been delivered, of which 1,436 are in service. Primary users include easyJet, American Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines. American Airlines and EasyJet operate the largest A319 fleets, consisting of 127 and 125 aircraft respectively.
How does the A319 compare with the A320?
The A319 is a shortened-fuselage variant of the Airbus A320, which was first launched in 1987. The A320 family was extended to include the stretched A321 (first delivered in 1994), the shortened A319 (1996), and the further shortened A318 (2003).
Technical spec of the A319:
- Spec: Airbus A319
- Range: 3,750 nautical miles (6,940 kilometers)
- Length: 33.84 meters
- Wing Span: 35.8 meters
- Passengers 1-Class (typical): 156 passengers at 28–30 inches pitch or 134 passengers at 32 inches pitch.
- Passengers 2-Class (typical): 124 passengers, with 8 premium passengers at 38 inches pitch and 116 economy passengers at 32 inches pitch.
- Cabin Width: 3.70 meters (12 feet 2 inches)
- Speed: The cruising speed of the Airbus A319 is approximately 515 mph, and its maximum speed is approximately 541 mph.
Passenger features of the Airbus A319
What is the Onboard Experience Like?
The A319 has the same optimised cabin cross-section as its A320 family members (including the A318, A320 and A321). The A320 family is the widest single-aisle fuselage aircraft on the market. This provides passengers with top-of-the-range comfort, with generous seat width.
What is the interior like?
A new cabin interior introduced by Airbus for the A320 Family ensures the A319 meets the needs of all passengers, setting a new standard for on-board comfort on single-aisle jetliners. The aircraft has a calm and quiet cabin, with a fresh and lighter new look, more space in the overhead compartments, a noticeable reduction in noise, and options for relaxing ambience lighting.
What are A319 seats like?
Some airlines choose extra-wide aisles over slightly wider seats, allowing for a faster turnaround time and more space for passengers to manoeuvre. The pitch and width of seats will depend on the airline. Easyjet's A319's have a 3-3 configuration and seats have a pitch of 29 inches and width of 18 inches in the Economy cabin. American Airline's A319's provide a seat pitch of 30 inches and a seat width of 17/3-18 inches in the Economy cabin.
Which airlines use the Airbus A319?
Here is a list of airlines and the number of Airbus A319 aircraft they have in their fleets:
- Acropolis Aviation - 1
- Aegean Airlines - 1
- Afriqiyah Airways - 3
- Aigle Azur - 1
- Air Albania - 1
- Air Canada - 13
- Air Canada Jetz - 3
- Air Canada Rouge - 22
- Air China - 33
- Air Côte d'Ivoire - 4
- Air France - 33
- Air Guilin - 3
- Air India - 22
- Air Macau - 2
- Air Malta - 1
- Air Mauritius - 2
- Air Moldova - 2
- Air Namibia - 4
- Air Senegal - 2
- Air Serbia - 9
- Air Travel - 3
- Alaska Airlines - 10
- Alitalia - 22
- Allegiant Air - 37
- Alpha Star Aviation - 1
- American Airlines - 132
- Atlantic Airways - 1
- AtlasGlobal - 1
- Aurora Airlines - 10
- Austrian Airlines - 7
- Avianca - 14
- Avianca Brazil - 1
- Avianca Costa Rica - 3
- Avianca Ecuador - 4
- Avianca El Salvador - 3
- Avianca Perú - 1
- Aviation Capital Group - 1
- Aviation Link Company - 1
- Azerbaijan Airlines - 4
- Bamboo Airways - 1
- Bangkok Airways - 16
- Beijing Capital Airlines - 16
- Bhutan Airlines - 2
- British Airways - 40
- Brussels Airlines - 22
- Bulgaria Air - 2
- Cambodia Airways - 3
- CEFC China - 1
- Chair Airlines - 3
- Chengdu Airlines - 4
- China Eastern Airlines - 35
- China Southern Airlines - 23
- Chongqing Airlines - 8
- Comlux Malta - 2
- Croatia Airlines - 4
- Cyprus Airways - 2
- Czech Airlines - 6
- DAE Capital - 1
- DC Aviation - 1
- Delta Air Lines - 57
- Druk Air - 3
- EasyJet - 71
- EasyJet Europe - 45
- EasyJet Switzerland - 7
- Ellinair - 2
- Emirates - 1
- Ernest Airlines - 1
- Eurowings - 26
- Eurowings Europe - 6
- Evergrande Real Estate Group - 1
- Finnair - 8
- First Nation Airways - 2
- FlyBosnia - 2
- Flynas - 2
- FlyOne - 1
- Frontier Airlines - 6
- Germanwings - 22
- GetJet Airlines - 3
- Global Jet Luxembourg - 6
- Governments; Executive And Private Jets - 74
- Hi Fly Malta - 3
- Hongkong Jet - 2
- Iberia - 13
- I-Fly - 2
- Jackson Square Aviation - 1
- Jet Midwest Group - 1
- Just Us Air - 1
- K5-Aviation - 3
- Lanmei Airlines - 1
- LATAM Airlines Brazil - 22
- LATAM Airlines Group - 18
- LATAM Ecuador - 4
- LATAM Perú - 2
- Libyan Wings - 4
- Lucky Air - 1
- Lufthansa - 27
- Lufthansa CityLine - 3
- Meraj Airlines - 2
- MJET - 1
- Myanmar Airways International - 3
- Nesma Airlines - 1
- Nexus Flight Operations - 1
- Nomad Aviation - 1
- Olympus Airways - 1
- Qatar Airways - 2
- Qatar Amiri - 3
- Rossiya Airlines - 21
- Royal Air Philippines - 2
- Royal Jordanian Airlines - 5
- Scandinavian Airlines - 4
- Shenzhen Airlines - 8
- S7 Airlines - 18
- Sichuan Airlines - 23
- SilkAir - 2
- Sky Airline - 10
- Sky Prime Aviation - 1
- Skytraders - 3
- Sophar - 1
- South African Airways - 7
- Spirit Airlines - 31
- Sundair - 1
- Swiss International Air Lines - 3
- TAME - 1
- TAP Air Portugal - 21
- Tehran Airlines - 1
- Tibet Airlines - 24
- TUI fly Deutschland - 1
- Tunisair - 4
- Turkish Airlines - 6
- Undisclosed customers - 46
- United Airlines - 77
- Ural Airlines - 5
- Volaris - 5
- Volaris Costa Rica - 3
- Volotea - 19
- Vueling - 6
- West Air (China) - 4
- White Airways - 2
- Zagros Airlines - 1
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Airbus A319 FAQs
What is the A319neo?
In December 2010, Airbus announced a new generation of the A320 family: the A320neo. The 'neo' part stands for new engine option. The similarly shortened fuselage A319neo variant offers new and more efficient engines, combined with airframe improvements and the addition of winglets on the end of the wings. The aircraft promises fuel savings for airlines of up to 15%.
Is the A319 safe?
The airbus A319 has an impeccable safety record, with no fatal accidents to passengers. Airbus is dedicated to ensuring the highest level of passenger safety.