Airbus A320neo
Type Rating.
Aircraft-specific A320neo type rating training covering Airbus systems, procedures, new-generation propulsion and multi-crew operation.
Why Fly the A320neo?
New-Generation Engines
The A320neo uses CFM LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM engine options, depending on configuration.
Efficiency
Airbus cites up to 20% lower fuel consumption per seat versus previous-generation aircraft.
Sharklets
Standard wingtip devices designed to improve aerodynamic efficiency.
Family Commonality
Very high commonality with the A320ceo/A321 family and familiar Airbus fly-by-wire architecture.
Flight Deck & Avionics.
Fly-By-Wire Flight Controls
Side-stick controller inputs processed by ELAC, SEC, and FAC computers governing flight control laws.
Flight Management & Guidance (FMGS)
Dual MCDU flight planning, RNAV/RNP-AR approach profiles, VNAV guidance, and automated thrust.
Electronic Centralized Monitor (ECAM)
Automated system monitoring with real-time alerting, status prioritization, and checklist sequencing.
Multi-Circuit Hydraulics & Power
Independent hydraulic systems with cross-pressurization PTU and emergency Ram Air Turbine (RAT).
Technical Specifications.
Reference values may vary by configuration, engine option, certification status, mission assumptions and customer fit-out. They are not dispatch or flight-planning data.
Ready to Command
the A320neo?
Reserve your simulator training slot on the Airbus A320neo. Our flight training operations team will coordinate eligibility checks and slot schedules.