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    Hi guys, I'm hoping for some help. A few members have been stating that the newest CSA and AirAsia A320 deliveries are -216s, however I cannot find any reference on Airbus' webiste to suggest they have produced a -216 variant. The latest I can find is the -214.

    Has anyone seen any reference to a -216 (disregarding a.net!)?

  • #2
    I googled it and it seems other photo sites are calling the aircraft -216's.
    sigpic
    http://www.jetphotos.net/showphotos.php?userid=170

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    • #3
      According to this site it is a -214.

      http://www.airfleets.net/ficheapp/plane-a320-1450.htm
      You've got to try to find what's right before your eyes-Finger Eleven


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      • #4
        Actually, there is a difference. People! You must not forget my A320 Tech site! Its not done yet, but Im pulling information off of the amded A320 page.

        Here is the information your looking for AJ.

        Variants

        All A320's can have the "M" designation (A320M) for the overwater capabilities (VHF Radios, proper escape slides).

        A320: Normal pax configured A320
        A320M: Overwater capable A320

        A320-111: No winglets, lower MTOW and range, CFM56-5A1 engines
        A320-211: CFM56-5A1
        A320-212: CFM56-5A3
        A320-214: CFM56-5B4 (-5B4/P, -5B4/2, or -5B4/2P)
        A320-216: CFM56-5B6

        A320-231: IAE V2500-A1
        A320-232: IAE V2527-A5
        A320-233: IAE V2527E-A5


        There currently is not any Airbus A320-215.

        The -216 varriant is powerd by the CFM56-5B6 engine which has a total thrust of 23,500lbs.

        There is quite a visual difference between the -211/-212 and -214/-216 in terms of Engines. The CFM56-5A has a longer spinner, but the -5B has a shorter one but with a longer casing and a 4-stage boster intake, which ads one more set of vanes compared to the -5A and makes the engine a bit bigger. On the outside, the engine is slightly larger, but once you look in the intake, youll notice right away.

        Im not sure if you know, but the last two digits in the Airbus model name (IE A340-211, A330-343X) have to do with the specific engine model on that aircraft.

        So the -216 does exist.

        Hope this helps AJ.
        -Kevin

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        • #5
          Do you have a link for your Tech site?

          Gerardo
          My photos on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/geridominguez

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          • #6
            Its not finished yet... but...


            -Kevin

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            • #7
              You don't have the -216 on you site ... yet.

              Looks nice!

              Back to the topic though: CFM lists the 56-5B6 only for the A319. Not up-to-date perhaps?

              Cheers, Gerardo
              Last edited by LX-A343; 2006-08-14, 18:47.
              My photos on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/geridominguez

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              • #8
                Originally posted by LX-A343
                You don't have the -216 on you site ... yet.

                Looks nice!

                Back to the topic though: CFM lists the 56-5B6 only for the A319. Not up-to-date perhaps?

                Cheers, Gerardo
                Ahh your the first to notice!

                This Airbus A320-216 is essentially cheaper than the -214. The engines on the -216 are de-rated to the most powerful commercial CFM engine avail on the A319. This gives this specific A320 less range and a lower MTOW.
                -Kevin

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by ACman
                  Ahh your the first to notice!

                  This Airbus A320-216 is essentially cheaper than the -214. The engines on the -216 are de-rated to the most powerful commercial CFM engine avail on the A319. This gives this specific A320 less range and a lower MTOW.
                  Found out that 5J's 319's are HGW's. Amazingly powerful svckers. Outperformed its big brother 320's.
                  Inactive from May 1 2009.

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                  • #10
                    Thanks Kevin.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by ACman
                      A320-111: No winglets, lower MTOW and range, CFM56-5A1 engines
                      A320-211: CFM56-5A1
                      A320-212: CFM56-5A3
                      A320-214: CFM56-5B4 (-5B4/P, -5B4/2, or -5B4/2P)
                      A320-216: CFM56-5B6
                      Those Airbus guys are also superstitious, if you see, the last number is the engine last number, but the CFM56-5A3 is a -212, and not a -213.
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                      Felipe Garcia

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                      • #12


                        Btw. looking at your site, I got this idea. If you like me screenshots I can get you some edited Airbus shots for your site

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