Airbus A320-200ceo

The Airbus A320-200ceo (Current Engine Option - formerly A320-200), is a narrow-body airliner that is the original variant of the A320 family of aircraft and is the first generation or original A320-200. The A320 is one of the most popular airplanes in the world and it rivals Boeing's 737 series in many aspects. The A320 has two emergency exit doors over the wings making it easy to distinguish it between other aircraft in the family. It's succeeded by the current generation, Airbus A320-200neo (New Engine Option). The A320-200ceo is no longer in production however it is winding down in favour of the A320-200neo. It can easily serve short, medium, and long haul routes that have medium to high demand and can easily be interchanged on routes that the A319/A321 aircraft operate. With this flexibility, airlines commonly operate all or some of the A320 family of aircraft to give their narrow-body fleet flexibility however some airlines use them exclusively.

First Flight

Max. Range

Length

Wingspan

Height

Engine Options

Seating Capacity

February 22, 1987

3350nm
6200km

(with Sharklets)

123'-3"
37.57m

117'-5"
35.80m

(with Sharklets)

38'-7"
11.76m

(2) CFM56-5A/5B or,
(2) IAE V2500-A5

150 (2-Class)
180 (1-Class)