First flight 1987-02-22. Capacity 150-186 pax. Range 6,150 km. Engines: CFM56-5B or IAE V2500.
Airbus A320 (current engine option) — safety & facts
Safety record
- Recorded occurrences
- 776
- Hull losses
- 52
- Fatal accidents
- 28
- Total fatalities
- 1,945
- Records span
- 1988–2026
Based on 776 occurrences across NTSB, ASN, MAK, ATSB & Wikidata records. See full safety record →
Key facts
- Manufacturer
- Airbus
- Typical seats
- 150-186 pax
- Range
- 6,150 km
- First flight
- 1987-02-22
Color reflects time since the last recorded fatal hull-loss involving this type, drawn from public datasets (NTSB, Aviation Safety Network, Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives, Wikidata). It is not a commercial safety rating and does not normalise for flights flown, hours, or fleet size — for those, see the manufacturer or IATA Safety Report.
Notable events
2020s
- — A320 (incident)
- — JetBlue Airways — A320 (incident)
- — JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORP — A320 (incident)
- — JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORP — A320 (incident)
- — LATAM Airlines Chile — A320 (incident)
- — Etihad Airways — A320 (incident)
- — Air Arabia Maroc — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (hull_loss)
- — Avianca — A320 (incident)
- — JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORP — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Nouvelair — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Air Arabia Maroc — A320 (incident)
- — Wizz Air — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Air India Express Limited — A320 (incident)
- — Delta Air Lines — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — GlobalX Airlines — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Jetstar Airways Pty Limited — A320 (minor)
- — Jetstar — A320 (incident)
- — JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORP — A320 (incident)
- — Frontier Airlines — A320 (incident)
- — Frontier Airlines — A320 (incident)
- — Spirit — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — LATAM Brasil — A320 (incident)
- — SriLankan Airlines Ltd — A320 (incident)
- — Iberia — A320 (incident)
- — Aviación Comercial — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Pakistan International Airlines — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Fly Vaayu — A320 (incident)
- — Volaris — A320 (incident)
- — VIVA Aerobus — A320 (incident)
- — Aviación Comercial — A320 (incident)
- — Aerovías del Continente Americano AVIANCA — A320 (incident)
- — PIA — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Air New Zealand — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — AVIANCA — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Avianca — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Vueling — A320 (incident)
- — Fly2Sky — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Egyptair — A320 (66 fatal)
- — Aviación Comercial — A320 (incident)
- — Aer Lingus — A320 (incident)
- — Aer Lingus — A320 (incident)
- — Air Albania — A320 (incident)
- — easyJet — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Delta Air Lines — A320 (incident)
- — A320 (incident)
- — Cham Wing — A320 (incident)
- — LATAM — A320 (2 fatal)
- — PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE — A320 (98 fatal)
- — Pakistan International Airlines — A320 (97 fatal)
2010s
- — Aviación Comercial — A320 (174 fatal)
- — Israir — A320 (1 fatal)
- — Egyptair — A320 (66 fatal)
- — EgyptAir — A320 (66 fatal)
- — Egypt Air — A320 (66 fatal)
- — Germanwings — A320 (150 fatal)
- — Germanwings — A320 (150 fatal)
- — Air Asia occured — A320 (162 fatal)
- — A320 (162 fatal)
- — Indonesia AirAsia — A320 (162 fatal)
- — China Eastern Airlines — A320 (1 fatal)
2000s
- — XL Airways Germany on November 27 — A320 (7 fatal)
- — XL Airways Germany — A320 (7 fatal)
- — XL Airways Germany, lsf Air New Zealand — A320 (7 fatal)
- — TACA International Airlines - Transportes Aéreos Centro Americanos — A320 (5 fatal)
- — TAM Brasil - Taxi Aéreo Marilia - Transportes Aéreos Regionais — A320 (199 fatal)
- — Armavia — A320 (113 fatal)
- — Armavia — A320 (113 fatal)
- — Gulf Air — A320 (143 fatal)
- — Gulf Air — A320 (143 fatal)
- — Royal Jordanian Airlines — A320 (1 fatal)
1990s
Operators
Operated by 10 airlines (top by frequency in our observed-flights dataset):
- Allegiant Air — 796 observed flights
- easyJet — 717 observed flights
- easyJet — 617 observed flights
- Volotea — 505 observed flights
- JetBlue Airways — 451 observed flights
- United Airlines — 423 observed flights
- IndiGo — 411 observed flights
- Eurowings — 400 observed flights
- Vueling — 390 observed flights
- Ryanair — 378 observed flights
Top routes
- AAL → AYT (1 flight)
- AAL → CPH (1 flight)
- AAL → FAE (1 flight)
- AAL → NAP (1 flight)
- AAL → RHO (1 flight)
- AAL → VRN (1 flight)
- AAN → CAI (1 flight)
- AAN → ISB (1 flight)
- AAP → CGK (1 flight)
- AAP → YIA (1 flight)
Part of the Airbus A320 (all variants) family.
Recent airline activity
Observed 13,131 active routes flown by 236 airlines in the last 30 days.
Operators: easyJet (661), Allegiant Air (599), EJU (566), Volotea (399), JetBlue Airways (363)
Top routes: LTN–AGA, BLL–AMS, MLE–SVO, BLR–HSR, SIN–CRK
Based on live ADS-B observations collected by FlightFinder, as of 2026-07-28.
Frequently asked questions
When did the A320ceo first fly?
The A320ceo made its first flight in 1987-02-22.
How many passengers does the A320ceo carry?
The A320ceo has a typical capacity of 150-186 pax passengers.
What is the range of the A320ceo?
The A320ceo has a range of about 6150 km.
What engines does the A320ceo use?
The A320ceo is powered by CFM56-5B or IAE V2500.