Precision in the Skies.

Comprehensive technical and historical guides to the commercial aviation platforms designed and manufactured by Airbus.

From the versatile narrow-body A220 and A320 families to the wide-body dominance of the A350 XWB and the engineering marvel of the A380, explore the specifications, variants, and market impact of modern aviation's leading platforms.

Aircraft Portfolios

Capacity 100–150
Range 3,450 nm
Introduced 2016

A220 Family

Purpose-built for the 100-150 seat market, delivering unprecedented efficiency and passenger comfort in the single-aisle segment.

Airbus A220 in flight over clouds Read Guide
Capacity 140–244
Range 4,700 nm
Introduced 1988

A320 Family

The undisputed benchmark for single-aisle aircraft, spanning from the CEO generation to the ultra-efficient NEO and XLR variants.

Airbus A320neo parked at the terminal Read Guide
Capacity 250–300+
Range 7,200 nm
Introduced 1994

A330 Family

A highly versatile wide-body twin-engine jet serving medium to long-haul routes, revitalized by the A330neo program.

Airbus A330 taking off from runway Read Guide
Capacity 300–410
Range 8,900 nm
Introduced 2015

A350 XWB

Shaping the future of long-haul travel with a carbon-fiber fuselage, advanced aerodynamics, and Trent XWB engines.

Airbus A350 cruising at high altitude Read Guide
Capacity 500–853
Range 8,000 nm
Introduced 2007

A380

The iconic double-deck superjumbo. An engineering masterpiece designed for high-density, hub-to-hub global routes.

Airbus A380 approaching airport landing Read Guide