A320 family

 In the A320 family, there are four basic types. The small and discontinued A318, which is mostly used for private use. The slightly bigger A319, used for passenger and private use. The main size, the A320, used for passenger use, and is the main type of A320 family aircraft. Finally, the A321, the elongated version of the A320. In order to identify the type of A320, look at the size of the fuselage. If the fuselage is small and short, it is either an A318 or A319. An A318's fuselage is 32 meters (104 feet) long, while an A319 is 33.80 meters (111 feet) long. If the fuselage is around medium size, it is most likely an A320. The fuselage of an A320 is 37.5 meters (123 feet) long. If the fuselage is elongated or long and thin, then it is an A321. The A321 is 44.5 meters (146 feet) long.

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There are several operators of the A320 family, ranging from every continent on the planet. Major operators of the A320 Family include the following. Note: there are several more, however these are some of the biggest:
• American Airlines
• United Airlines
• Delta Airlines
• EasyJet (all A320 fleet)
• Alaska Airlines
• China Eastern and China Southern

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