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Airbus A320

A sharklet-winged single-aisle that carries the jet network where a full A321 would fly half empty — same cabin, same welcome, a lighter footprint.

Domestic & short regional
Airbus A320 in lotusSkies livery
Fleet
6
aircraft
Seats
168
two cabins
Range
6,100
km
Cruise
Mach 0.78
cruise
Ceiling
39,000
ft
Length
37.6
m
The shorter sister to the A321, for thinner jet routes.

On the aircraft

The A320 sits between the turboprop and the A321. It opens jet frequencies on domestic and short regional sectors that do not yet justify the larger type, and it covers the A321 fleet on off-peak rotations.

The cabin is the familiar pair — Sen (Business) forward, Mây (Economy) behind — so the onboard experience does not change with the aircraft. Sharklets and a modern engine choice keep the trip cost close to the turboprop on the medium sectors.

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Configuration

Cabins
Sen (Business) and Mây (Economy)
Layout
3–3, Sen in a 2–2 recline up front
Typical routes
Domestic trunk relief and short regional sectors
Engines
2 × turbofans, sharklet wingtips
Role
Right-sized jet capacity on thinner routes
The other half of the fleet

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ATR 72-600
Domestic & short regional

ATR 72-600

The regional turboprop that stitches Vietnam together.

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