Airbus A318, 319, 320 Series

[Scott Youmans]

No small accomplishment!

[Jay Beckman]

Ha...  Yeah, I do what I can, ya know?

[Scott Youmans]

Good news if it's not already widely known. See below. Sorry about the quality of the text. It was sent by a friend at AA and was copied from an internal newsletter.  The TWA aircraft will be fun to see.

[Joe Copalman]

Yeah, saw that a while back.  Good stuff.  Would be great if Air Florida was a heritage brand for AA/US Airways, but sadly it is not. 

[Scott Youmans]

New and improved. N744P left from Phoenix this morning.

[Anna M. Wood]

Very nice Scott....  Pristine new paint.

[Scott Youmans]

Airbus A319 - N744P in fresh Piedmont livery.

[Dave S.]

I'd have to say this was one of the cooler flight experiences I've had on a civilian airliner.  This was taken on final into SFO last Friday.  This guy was just off our wing, for the parallel runway, all the way to touchdown.  I guess the approach speed of a 737 is just a wee bit faster than an A320...he drifted behind our winglet as we got closer to touchdown and it was too bumpy on rollout to try and capture his touchdown.


I caught this guy taxiing by the terminal...notice the new (Boeing-like) sharklet design on this Airbus.

[Chris Janes]

US Airways A321
US Airways A-321 by Chris Janes, on Flickr

[Brian Lockett]

Frontier Airbus A320-214 N213FR at Sky Harbor on December 22, 2014.

[Brian Lockett]

Frontier Airlines Airbus A319-111 N928FR at LAX on January 19, 2015.

[Brian Lockett]

US Airways Airbus A319-132 N808AW at Sky Harbor on February 23, 2015.

[Bjorn van der Flier]

A shot I have been trying to make for a while now, but finally kinda managed, although not completely satisfied

Iberia express A320 by Bjorn vd Flier, on Flickr

[Dave S.]

From back in December

Grey skies...
Grey plane...
and grey tire smoke...



They really are just round tubes of aluminum...

[Dave S.]

This looks like it might be close to18% grey, and thus good enough to meter from...