The Airbus A320 typically has around 24 to 30 rows of seats, depending on the specific configuration and airline choices. The seating arrangement can vary between different airlines, with some opting for higher-density layouts. Generally, the A320 accommodates between 140 to 240 passengers.
Air China have ordered 22 Airbus A320 and 27 A321.
There are many airlines throughout the world that use Airbus A320. To name a few, one could mention Air France, Nile Air, Mahan Air, Jetstar Japan and many more.
There are 18,376 seats in the Air Canada Centre.
Yes, there are numerous pictures of the Airbus A320 operated by Air France available online. These images can be found on aviation enthusiast websites, Air France's official site, and various social media platforms. Additionally, stock photo websites may also have a collection of images showcasing the A320 in Air France livery.
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In November 2014 Air Canada has 77 different Airbus aircraft, 41 of those are the Airbus A320-200( roughly equivalent to the Boeing 737-400 )In November 2014 Air Canada has 77 different Airbus aircraft, 41 of those are the Airbus A320-200
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Air India Flight AI101 (Delhi to New York JFK) is currently (Jul-2013) running on Boeing B777-337ER. This is a twin aisle plane with economy seating (rows 17-52) in a 3+3+3 configuration - Seats A & K are window seats, C,D,F & H are Aisle seats, B, E & J are middle seats.
In the United States the following airlines fly the A320, and the number of them they have.# Northwest (Delta) 71 # United 97 # US Airways 71 # Frontier 2 # Jetblue 106 # USA3000 11 # Virgin America 16 Note: Spirit Air does not fly the A320. They Fly the A319 and A321 as of April 2009
NACA, or National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, refers to the design of the air intake system used in the Airbus A320 fuel system. It features a NACA duct, which is an aerodynamic design that allows for efficient air intake while minimizing drag. In the context of the A320, this design helps to optimize fuel flow and ensure proper fuel system operation, enhancing overall aircraft performance and efficiency.
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The runway at Mykonos (JMK) used to be too short for B757 and A320 to takeoff fully laden on longer routes to Germany/UK. If operated, they had to takeoff lightly fuelled and hop to Athens. The runway has been modified now and as of summer 2008, the Swiss airline Edelweiss Air were running their Airbus A320-214 on scheduled flights into Mykonos. From the summer 2010, Thomson Airways will be flying A320-200 from Manchester to Mykonos.