Narrowbodyfamiljer
Narrowbodyfamiljer is a term used in aviation discourse to describe families of narrow-body, single-aisle commercial aircraft. These aircraft are designed for short- to medium-range routes and are characterized by a single passenger deck and a relatively narrow fuselage. The term emphasizes the idea that multiple models share common features, parts, and training, enabling airlines and manufacturers to achieve economies of scale across the family.
Typical characteristics include a fuselage width around 3.0 to 4.0 meters, seating roughly 100 to 240 passengers
Prominent examples of narrow-body families include the Boeing 737 family and the Airbus A320 family, which
In fleet planning, narrow-body families are valued for high seating density, low trip costs, and rapid turnaround