Aircraft | AIRBUS A320-232 - USED

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The Airbus A320‑200 (V2500‑powered, often referenced as “A320‑232” in ICAO/airline documentation) is the core member of the A320 family and remains one of the most widely operated narrow‑body aircraft in the world. Developed in the late 1980s, it features the IAE V2527‑A5 (or similar) high‑bypass turbofan engines and a proven airframe design, delivering strong reliability, good fuel efficiency for its generation, reduced emissions compared with older tri‑jets, and quieter operations than earlier narrow‑bodies. The A320‑200 forms the backbone of many fleets worldwide, serving both low‑cost and full‑service airlines on short‑ to medium‑haul routes.

Our Current Offering

• Timeline:  Four (4) Immediately Available.

• Condition:  Used

• Ability to Scale a Fleet:  Not Currently Available.

Key Features

• Passenger Capacity: Typically 150–180 passengers (up to ~190 in high‑density layouts).

• Range: ~2,900–3,200 nautical miles (5,400–5,900 km), ideal for short‑ to medium‑haul point‑to‑point flying.

• Engines: 2 × IAE V2500‑A5 (or similar) turbofan engines.

• Noise Reduction: Up to ~40% quieter footprint compared to equivalent older narrow‑bodies.

• Fuel Savings: ~15–18% lower fuel burn per seat versus prior‑generation single‑aisle aircraft such as the Boeing 737‑Classic or MD‑80 series.

Specifications

Performance & Operational Highlights

• Efficiency Leader: The A320‑200 reduces per‑seat operating costs versus older narrow‑body types, making it ideal for both low‑cost and full‑service carriers.

• Environmental Impact: Around ~3,000–4,000 tons of CO₂ saved annually per aircraft versus older generation narrow‑bodies.

• Cabin Comfort: Offers standard Airbus single‑aisle cabin with overhead bins, mood lighting options, and quieter interiors than earlier models.

• Global Operators: Lufthansa, Air France, Turkish Airlines, LATAM, China Eastern, and many low‑cost carriers.

• Market Success: Over 7,000 deliveries of the A320 family (including A319/A320/A321), cementing the type as one of the best‑selling commercial jet families ever.

Cargo (Airbus A320‑200)

LD3 Container Capacity: Uses LD3 containers; up to 9–10 LD3 containers in forward and aft belly holds combined, depending on airline configuration.

Cargo Volume:

• Total underfloor cargo: ~37–42 m³ (1,300–1,480 ft³)

• Forward hold: ~16–18 m³

• Aft hold: ~21–24 m³

• Configurable for a mix of ULDs and bulk cargo.
  

Cargo Weight Capability (Approx.): Net cargo payload ~5,000–6,000 kg (11,000–13,200 lbs), depending on passenger load, fuel, and operator configuration.

Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOGW): Equivalent to MTOW; residual payload for cargo after passengers and fuel is slightly higher than older generation narrow‑bodies due to improved fuel efficiency.