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15th October 2004 | 21:35

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jettesen

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Easyjet A319

Just a question. What is the difference between easyJet's A319-111 and A319-132? Seems to be the swiss registered ones which are A319-132? Just curious

16th October 2004 | 07:31

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springbok449

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Probably has something to do with customer number/ID at Airbus as EZY and Topswiss are different companies.

16th October 2004 | 17:53

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FlapsOne

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According to CAA TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET No. FA41

The -111 has CFMs and the -132 has IAEs.

So that's obviously nonsense - what else do we expect from the CAA!!!!!!!!!

17th October 2004 | 20:05

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Endeavour

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The CAA are correct.

All Easyjet A319s are -111 variants, though there are a number of photo's on the web which incorrectly identify some as -132s!

17th October 2004 | 21:00

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FlapsOne

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The CAA .................right!?!?!?!??!

Damn!

18th October 2004 | 16:54

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Another thing, the Easy Jet A319's in Geneva have two over exits like an Airbus A320. All other A319's have only one over wing exit. This due to the high seating arrangement of around 156 for EZY.