For those of you who fly frequently and keep up to date with all the newest arrivals on aircrafts into service with European low cost airlines will know that recently Easyjet have just started into service with their new A320NEO.
Today I was flying between London Luton and Belfast Aldergrove and was lucky enough to have flown on the A320 NEO.
First of all let’s start with the look. Their is nearly no differance in the main shape of the Aircraft to the normal A320 (please correct me if wrong) however as you will know the engines are different and designed to reduce CO2.
Their is very little taxi noise from the engines and a decent amount of noise reduced with Takeoff. Easyjet have taken the option for the CFM Leap 1A engines.
Being honest their is not to much more different on the inside of the aircraft . The seats are all the same and still the same and same amount of leg room.
So far Easyjet have an order for 130 NEO aircrafts including 30 A321 NEO Aircrafts.
If you would like to know the registrations of the 2 A320 NEO aircrafts for Easyjet they are G-UZHA based at London Luton and G-UZHB based at London Gatwick
I hope this gives you an idea into what the Easyjet A320 NEO is like
Very nice! Do you happen to know what routes they will operate these NEOs in? I ask this because in three weeks I will be flying EasyJet on LGW-SXF, and I would like to know if I will be lucky enough to be in one.
Unfortunatly Easyjet is one of those airlines who happen to put any aircraft into any route. The way I managed to find out if I was flying on it before hand was look at the inbound aircrafts about 30-40 minutes before your departure time and have a few planes in mind on what it may be. Luckily enough for me there was an inbound from Alicante right when I needed it so my luck was pretty decent lol :)
