A319
AIRBUS A-319
AIRBUS A-319
Aircraft
Name
A-319
Manufacturer
Body
Narrow
Wing
Fixed Wing
Position
Low wing
Tail
Regular tail, mid set
WTC
M
APC
C
Type Code
L2J
Aerodrome Reference Code
4C
RFF Category
6
Engine
Jet
Engine Count
Multi
Position
Underwing mounted
Landing gear
Tricycle retractable
Manufactured as
AIRBUS VC-1 ACJ
AIRBUS A-319 ACJ
AIRBUS ACJ
AIRBUS A-319
A319
Medium Range passenger jet manufactured by Airbus. The A319 is the shorter variant of the A320 family of aircraft.
A new "neo" (new engine option) series of the A320 family was developed since 2010 with first aircraft being delivered in 2016. The "neo" aircraft feature new engines (PW 1100G or CFM LEAP-1A) and a new type of wingtips, called "sharklets". The existing aircraft are referred to as "ceo" by Airbus, meaning "current engine option".
Note: While a "ceo" aircraft may or may not be equipped with sharklets, all "neo" aircraft are equipped with sharklets. The sharklet version features a 1.7m wider wingspan.
Technical Data
Wing span (metric)
35.80 m
Length (metric)
33.84 m
Height (metric)
11.76 m
Powerplant
2 x CFM56-5B (98kN) or
2 x IAE V2524-A5 (104.6kN) turbofans.
Engine Model(s)
CFM International CFM56
International Aero Engines V2500
Indicative Performance Data
Take-Off
V2
135 kts
Distance
1750 m
MTOW
64000 kg
Initial Climb (to 5000 ft)
IAS
165 kts
ROC
2500 ft/min
Initial Climb (to FL150)
IAS
290 kts
ROC
2200
Initial Climb (to FL240)
IAS
290 kts
ROC
1500 ft/min
MACH Climb
MACH
0.78
ROC
1000 ft/min
Cruise
TAS
450 kts
MACH
0.79
Ceiling
390
Range
1800 NM
Initial Descent (to FL240)
MACH
0.78
ROD
1000 ft/min
Descent (to FL100)
IAS
290 kts
ROD
3500 ft/min
Descent (FL100 & below)
IAS
n/a
MCS
210 kts
ROD
n/a
Approach
Vapp (IAS)
130 kts
Distance
1350 m
Accidents & Serious Incidents involving
Further Reading
- Airbus reference document which provide to airlines, MROs, airport planners and operators the general dimensions of the aircraft, as well as the necessary information for ramp, servicing operations or maintenance preparation: Airbus A319: Airplane characteristics for aiport planning AC, 01 May 2017
