Many European carriers’ short-haul fleets consist entirely of either Airbus A320 or Boeing 737 family aircraft. … According to ch-aviation.com, it flies 42 A320ceo/neo family aircraft. These planes account for 75% of Aer Lingus’s current fleet, and the standard A320-200 is by far the most numerous model.
What planes does Aer Lingus have?
- Airbus A330-300. The largest aircraft in the Aer Lingus fleet.
- Airbus A330-200. The longest range capability in the Aer Lingus fleet.
- Airbus A321neo LR. The newest member of our fleet.
- Airbus A321. The largest member of our short haul fleet.
- Airbus A320. The most common aircraft in our fleet.
- ATR. Read more.
What engines do Aer Lingus use?
Aer Lingus began operating its first CF6-80E1-powered A330-200 aircraft in 1994 and has 14 CF6-80E1 engines installed on its A330 aircraft in operation today. Along with its CF6 engine fleet, Aer Lingus also operates CFM56-powered A320s to make its entire 43 aircraft fleet powered by GE and CFM International engines.
