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Part of the A320 Family, the A319 has an optimised cabin cross-section - the widest single-aisle fuselage on the market. Furthermore, the superior cabin size and shape allow larger overhead stowage to be fitted for faster boarding and deplaning as well as greater convenience. The A319 was first delivered in April 1996. In addition to the standard 124-seat model, Airbus offers an option allowing increased seating efficiency with typically up to 156 seats.
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Part of the A320 Family, the A320 has an optimised cabin cross-section - the widest single-aisle fuselage on the market. Launched in 1984, the A320 entered airline service in April 1988 and rapidly established itself as the industry standard for passenger comfort and economy on short and medium-haul routes. Typically seating 150 passengers in two classes the A320 is in widespread service on five continents.
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Part of the A320 Family, the A321 has an optimised cabin cross-section - the widest single-aisle fuselage on the market. Furthermore, the superior cabin size and shape allow larger overhead stowage to be fitted for faster boarding and deplaning as well as greater convenience. Entering service in early 1994, the A321 seats 185 passengers in two classes.
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