The A320neo shop
Fact-checked printables for enthusiasts, spotters, frequent flyers and junior jet engineers, plus a short list of books and kit. Every purchase helps keep this site free.
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A320neo printables
Fact-checked PDFs in A4 and US Letter, for enthusiasts, spotters, frequent flyers and junior jet engineers.

A320neo Reference Guide
Adult enthusiasts
From the first A320 of 1987 to the A321XLR: the neo programme, certification and delivery dates, every family member’s key figures, dated order totals and the places where the sources disagree, every fact cited

A320 Family Identification Charts: neo vs ceo
Spotters, adults and teens
Our own unbranded drawings: tell an A319, A320 and A321 apart by length and exits, read Sharklets and wingtip fences, and settle neo or ceo with engines and flight-tracker codes, plus a practice quiz

A320neo Engines & Sharklets Fact File
Teens and adults
The two engine choices (CFM LEAP-1A and Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM) side by side, EASA model numbers decoded, and the Sharklet story from wingtip fences to retrofit, with a self-test

A320 Family Spotter’s Field Log
Plane spotters
Sighting logs with type-code, engine and wingtip columns, a neo-or-ceo quick check, airport visit pages, a family tally and photo notes

Frequent Flyer’s A320neo Cabin Guide & Trip Journal
Frequent flyers
A cabin guide to the single-aisle you probably board most (six-abreast rows, Airspace bins and lighting, where the exits are) plus a trip journal for 40 flights

Junior Jet Engineers Activity Pack
Children aged 8 to 12
A crossword, a type-code codebreaker, spot the difference, label the jet, colouring pages, a fan-size measuring challenge and a certificate, with an answer key
Free sample
Try before you buy: a free 6-page A320neo printables sample. A4 PDF (244 KB) or US Letter PDF (243 KB).
Books & kit
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Books
- Civil aircraft recognition guides (affiliate link)Handy at the airport fence, alongside our own identification charts.
- Airliner history books (affiliate link)Look for books that cite their sources and say which model a figure refers to.
- Aeroplane books for children (affiliate link)For young aviators aged about 8 to 12.
Spotting
- 8x42 binoculars (affiliate link)A common size for watching aircraft. Try a pair before you buy if you can.
- Airband radios (affiliate link)Rules on listening differ between countries. Check what’s allowed where you live before you buy or use one.
- Waterproof notebooks (affiliate link)For logging in the rain, or print our logbook.
Modelling
- Airliner model kits (affiliate link)Kits come in many scales; check which model and version the box says.
Flying
- Travel neck pillows (affiliate link)For long days of short flights.
- Noise-cancelling headphones (affiliate link)Compare a few and read the reviews.
