A329

The Airbus A320neo family, commonly referred to as the A329, is a series of narrow-body aircraft developed by Airbus as part of the A320 family. The "neo" stands for "new engine option," indicating that these aircraft are equipped with more fuel-efficient engines compared to their predecessors. The A320neo family includes the A319neo, A320neo, A321neo, and A321LR (Long Range). The A329 specifically refers to the A321neo variant, which has a longer fuselage and can accommodate more passengers.

The A320neo family was introduced to address the growing demand for more fuel-efficient aircraft. The new engines, the CFM International LEAP-1A, provide significant fuel savings and reduced emissions. The A329, with its increased capacity, is particularly popular for long-haul routes where passenger numbers are high.

The A320neo family has been well-received by airlines due to its improved fuel efficiency, lower operating costs, and modern passenger amenities. It has been ordered by numerous airlines worldwide, contributing to Airbus's market share in the single-aisle aircraft segment. The A329, with its extended range and increased capacity, has become a popular choice for airlines looking to expand their route networks or increase passenger capacity on existing routes.