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Both ACJ319neos on Airbus's charter listing seat 19. Other layouts exist, since every cabin is built to order.
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The ACJ319neo takes a group of up to 19 on legs of about fourteen hours, in an airliner cabin 12 ft 2 in wide.
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Part of the Airbus Corporate Jets family
The ACJ319neo is Airbus's longest-range narrowbody corporate jet, chosen when fifteen or more people want to cross an ocean together with a bedroom, a dining room and room to stand.
A family travelling with staff, a board with its advisers, or a principal with a security team, on legs of seven to fourteen hours: London to Los Angeles, Tokyo or the Gulf. The cabin is long enough for a stateroom aft, a dining room, a lounge and a staff section forward.
An earlier ACJ319 has the same cabin with older engines, and its operators quote 3,800 to 5,600 nm against 6,000 to 6,300 nm for the neo. The ACJ320neo adds about 11 ft of cabin and gives up range. A Boeing Business Jet is the other natural choice; a Global 7500 suits twelve or fewer.
Few exist: Airbus's own charter listing shows two. It needs around 6,200 ft of runway at full weight, cannot use weight-limited airports such as Teterboro, and the fuel tanks that give it range take most of the hold.
Published figures for the type. Seating, beds and connectivity vary with each aircraft's layout and operator, and we confirm them for the actual aircraft before you book.
| Specification | ACJ319neo | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Category | VIP airliner | |
| Passengers | 14 to 19 typical, up to 19 | |
| Published range | 6,750 nm | 12,500 km |
| Speed | Up to Mach 0.82; about 447 kn in typical cruise | 828 km/h |
| Cabin height | 7 ft 5 in | 2.26 m |
| Cabin width | 12 ft 2 in | 3.71 m |
| Cabin length | 78 ft 9 in | 24.0 m |
| Baggage | 134 cu ft, lower hold, not reachable in flight; 134 cu ft with five auxiliary tanks fitted and 215 cu ft with four | 3.8 m³ |
| Take-off distance | 6,200 ft | 1,890 m |
| Crew | Two pilots and two cabin attendants, often with a flight engineer; a third pilot on the longest legs | |
| Connectivity | Ka-band or Ku-band satellite Wi-Fi on the ACJ319neos offered for charter; the system and plan vary by aircraft | |
| In service | 2019 |
Range as published: 8 passengers on an NBAA IFR profile with up to five auxiliary tanks and the best engine option; operators of the charter aircraft quote 6,000 to 6,300 nm. On the day it depends on passengers and luggage, winds, the airports, temperature and the reserves the operator carries.
Sources: Airbus Corporate Jets, ACJneo, Airbus, ACJneo brochure with ACJ319neo technical data (PDF), Airbus, iflyACJ: ACJ319neo D-ANEO (operator figures), Airbus, iflyACJ: ACJ319neo LX-NYX (operator figures), Wikipedia, Airbus A320 family (cruise Mach 0.78, MMO 0.82, citing Airbus), Wikipedia, Airbus A320neo family (ACJ319neo first flight, orders), GlobalAir, Airbus ACJ319neo specifications (take-off distance).
The cross-section is the one every A320-family ACJ shares: 12 ft 2 in wide and 7 ft 5 in tall over a flat floor, with 83 m² of cabin. The neo generation added a lower cabin altitude, which Airbus puts at an average below 5,900 ft, and noise down to about 45 dB. The layout is the first owner's, so we send the floor plan.
Both ACJ319neos on Airbus's charter listing seat 19. Other layouts exist, since every cabin is built to order.
One charter aircraft sleeps 16 at night, in twelve single and two double berths. A stateroom with a full-size bed is common but not universal.
Average cabin altitude below 5,900 ft, high-efficiency filtration and, as an option, active humidification.
Airbus quotes cabin noise down to 45 dB and calls it the quietest cabin in the sky.
134 cu ft with five auxiliary tanks, about 28 large cases by Airbus's count; 215 cu ft with four. Tell us early if the group travels heavy.
The charter aircraft carry Ka-band or Ku-band satellite Wi-Fi. We confirm the system and the data plan on the aircraft we quote.
Airbus publishes 6,750 nm, more than fifteen hours, with eight passengers, NBAA IFR reserves and the best engine option. The operators of the aircraft on charter quote 6,000 to 6,300 nm, about fourteen hours, because they plan with a real cabin; westbound winter winds, a full hold and a hot departure cut that further.
At full weight the neo needs roughly 6,200 ft of runway, and weight limits, parking and slots steer most trips to Stansted, Luton, Le Bourget, JFK, Newark or Dubai.
Trips this aircraft flies well, each with its own page: the airports at both ends, flight times and indicative prices by cabin.
An ACJ319neo is quoted for the whole trip. So few are on the charter market that the nearest may be a long positioning flight away, and that leg is part of the price. It usually costs more than an earlier ACJ319 with a similar layout, and landing, parking and handling fees follow its 78-tonne weight, so it pays airliner rates at most airports.
As a guide, VIP airliners charter at about $18,000 to $28,000 an hour for the aircraft, crew and fuel. Positioning, airport charges, overnight costs and the season are added for the trip, and the quote is one figure in writing.
When the ACJ319neo is not available on your dates, or the trip asks for something slightly different, these are the aircraft we would put beside it.
Airbus ACJ319neo
Tell us the route, the dates and how many are flying. We check which ACJ319neos are available near your departure, send priced options with photographs of each aircraft, and suggest a comparable type when that serves the trip better.
Both ACJ319neos on Airbus's charter listing seat 19, and that is the usual figure, though each cabin is built to order. Fewer can sleep than sit: one sleeps 16 in its night configuration. We send the floor plan of the specific aircraft with each quote.
Airbus publishes up to 6,750 nm, more than fifteen hours, with eight passengers, NBAA IFR reserves and the best engine option. The operators of the charter aircraft quote 6,000 to 6,300 nm, about fourteen hours, depending on passengers, load and weather. That covers London to Los Angeles or Tokyo; New York to Dubai is at the edge with a full cabin.
The neo has new-generation CFM LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines and takes up to five auxiliary tanks, in the same fuselage. Airbus published 6,000 nm for the earlier ACJ319 and publishes 6,750 nm for the neo; in charter service the gap is wider, because many earlier aircraft carry fewer tanks. The neo cabin is also quieter, with a lower cabin altitude.
Most have a stateroom with a full-size bed, and many an en-suite shower, but both depend on the owner's design. We confirm them on the aircraft we quote and send photographs of the cabin as it is.
Usually. London to Tokyo is about 5,170 nm and twelve and a half hours, inside the range the operators quote with a normal cabin. A full cabin against winter headwinds may need a stop, which the operator confirms when it plans the flight.
Very few. Airbus had orders for six by 2021, and its own charter listing shows two, both operated from Europe. If the dates are fixed, ask early; if they are not, an earlier ACJ319 or a Boeing Business Jet widens the choice.
The ACJ320neo has about 11 ft more cabin, 96 m² against 83 m², and Airbus publishes 6,000 nm for it against 6,750 nm. Choose the 320neo for a larger group on legs of up to about twelve hours, and the 319neo when distance matters more than the extra room.
It is quoted per trip: where the nearest aircraft is, the days on the ground, crew and airport fees move it as much as the flying time. The indicative VIP airliner band is shown above. Send us the route, dates and group size and we reply with written quotes, payable by bank transfer or in crypto.
Where from, where to, the dates and how many are flying. We come back with priced ACJ319neo options and comparable aircraft, usually the same day.
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