The original A320 (ceo generation) has been in continuous service since 1988 and remains the backbone of countless narrowbody fleets, though airlines are gradually replacing it with the more efficient neo variant.
Airbus
Airbus A320
ICAO:
A320 IATA: A320-200 First flight1988
Typical seats150-180
Range6,100 km
Engines2× CFM56-5B or IAE V2500
Current operators
Airlines with active A320-200 aircraft in their fleet, ranked by count.
MU
China Eastern Airlines
140 aircraft
B6
JetBlue Airways
130 aircraft
CZ
China Southern Airlines
112 aircraft
6E
IndiGo
96 aircraft
UA
United Airlines
96 aircraft
JJ
LATAM Airlines Brazil
82 aircraft
VY
Vueling
79 aircraft
AK
AirAsia
73 aircraft
DL
Delta Air Lines
69 aircraft
ZH
Shenzhen Airlines
65 aircraft
BA
British Airways
64 aircraft
U2
Easyjet Airline Company Limited
64 aircraft
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