The A320neo and its relatives
One cabin cross-section, several lengths, and a long-range version.
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Our chart of the figures quoted by each source.
A319neo
A319neo: up to 3,700 nm (6,850 km); 120–150 seats in two classes, maximum 160; maximum take-off weight 75.50 tonnes; 4 LD3-45W containers. Airbus: A319neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 Airbus says the A319neo gains up to 500 nm (900 km) of range, or two tonnes more payload, over the original A319. Airbus: A319neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
Airbus quotes 99% commonality within the A320neo Family. Airbus: A319neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 The A319neo has the same two choices: Pratt & Whitney’s PW1100G-JM or CFM International’s LEAP-1A. Airbus: A319neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
A320neo
A320neo: up to 3,400 nm (6,300 km); 150–180 seats in two classes, maximum 194; maximum take-off weight 79.00 tonnes; Mmo 0.82. Airbus: A320neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 Airbus says the family can fly on up to a 50% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blend today, with 100% capability targeted by 2030. Airbus: A320neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
A321neo
A321neo: up to 4,000 nm (7,400 km); 180–220 seats in two classes, maximum 244; maximum take-off weight 97.00 tonnes; fuel 32,940 litres; 10 LD3-45W containers. Airbus: A321neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 The A321neo is 44.51 m long, the longest fuselage in the A320 family. Airbus: A321neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
Airbus claims over 80% market share for the A321neo against its competition. Airbus: A321neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
A321LR and A321XLR
The A321LR flies up to 4,000 nm with 206 passengers, using up to three Additional Centre Tanks. Airbus: A321neo (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 A321XLR: up to 4,700 nm (8,700 km); 180–220 seats in two classes, maximum 244; maximum take-off weight 101.50 tonnes; length 44.51 m, span 35.80 m, height 11.76 m. Airbus: A321XLR (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026
Airbus says the A321XLR’s range comes from a new rear centre fuel tank plus changes to the landing gear and wing flaps. Airbus: A320 Family, the most delivered aircraft ever · checked 29 Oct 2026 Airbus says the A321XLR’s 4,700 nm is 15% more range than the A321LR. Airbus press release: Airbus delivers first A321XLR (30 Oct 2024)
Airbus’s A321XLR range map says up to 11 hours non-stop. Airbus: A321XLR (product page and key figures) · checked 29 Oct 2026 Airbus says the A321XLR burns 30% less fuel per seat than previous-generation competitor aircraft. Airbus press release: Airbus delivers first A321XLR (30 Oct 2024)
The ceo family and the A318
Airbus now calls the earlier versions the A320ceo, for Current Engine Option. Airbus newsroom: Winglets, a tip-top solution for more efficient aircraft (Feb 2017) Airbus describes the classic family as one aircraft in four sizes: the A318, A319, A320 and A321. Airbus newsroom: Airbus jetliners, a standard-setting history (Jun 2018)
EASA gives the little A318 as 31.45 m long and 12.79 m tall; the A319 is 33.84 m long and 11.76 m tall. EASA: Type-Certificate Data Sheet EASA.A.064, Airbus A318, A319, A320, A321, Issue 62, 26 June 2026 (PDF)
CFM says its CFM56-5B powers nearly 60% of all A320ceo family aircraft ordered, and is the only engine that powers all four ceo models. CFM International: CFM56-5B & CFM56-7B · checked 29 Oct 2026 EASA’s data sheet shows the ceo A320s with CFM56-5A, CFM56-5B or IAE V2500 engines. EASA: Type-Certificate Data Sheet EASA.A.064, Airbus A318, A319, A320, A321, Issue 62, 26 June 2026 (PDF)
A320neo family figures depend on the model, the options an aircraft was built with, the seating layout an operator chose and the document you read. Airbus’s product pages, its A320 Family page, its airport planning manual and EASA’s data sheet don’t always give the same number. Each figure on this site links to who said it, and figures from live web pages show the date we checked them. See when sources disagree for every difference side by side.
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