British Airways Fleet Airbus A319-100 Details and Pictures

British Airways Fleet Airbus A319-100 Details and Pictures. On current fleet, British Airways operated 42 narrow-body aircraft Airbus A319-100.

The Airbus A319-100 is a single aisle, twin-engine jet manufactured by Airbus Industrie, the European consortium.

It is part of the Airbus A320 family (A318, A319, A320, A321), the world’s best selling aircraft line.

The A319 has the longest flying range in its category.

The A319 is a shortened derivative of the highly successful A320, it is shorter by seven fuselage frames and otherwise almost identical in all other aspects.

Despite often being affectionately referred to as the ‘BabyBus’ of the British Airways fleet, the Airbus A319 engines can deliver up to 27,000 pounds of thrust each.

G DBCK Airbus A319 131 British Airways at Verona Airport

Table of Aircraft Details & Contents

Airbus A319-100 British Airways Aircraft Fleet Data and Registration Number

Aircraft Type	Reg
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCA
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCB
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCC
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCD
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCE
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCF
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCG
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCH
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCJ
Airbus A319-131	G-DBCK
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOA
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOB
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOC
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOD
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOE
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOF
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOG
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOH
Airbus A319-131	G-EUOI
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPA
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPB
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPC
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPD
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPE
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPF
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPG
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPH
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPJ
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPK
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPL
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPM
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPN
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPO
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPP
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPR
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPS
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPT
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPU
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPW
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPX
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPY
Airbus A319-131	G-EUPZ

British Airways Fleet Airbus A319-100 Cabin Interior Class Configuration and Seats Layout

British Airways operates 4 cabin versions of Airbus A319-100 airplanes.

British Airways A319-100 Domestic V1. This British Airways Airbus A319 is primarily operated on short-haul Domestic routes. This A319 features a one class configuration with 143 standard UK Domestic seats.
British Airways A319-100 Domestic V2. British Airways operates this A319 on UK domestic flights to Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen.
British Airways A319-100 Domestic V3. This British Airways Airbus A319 is primarily operated on short-haul Domestic routes. This A319 features a one class configuration of 144 seats.
British Airways A319-100 European. This British Airways Airbus A319 is primarily operated on short-haul European routes. This A319 features a two class configuration with between 12-40 Club Europe seats and 83-125 Euro Traveller seats. The Club Europe seats are standard Euro Traveller seats with the middle seat blocked off. This plane has a movable divider between the Club Europe and Euro Traveller sections, so many configurations are possible.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A319-100 Domestic V1 British Airways

This version is the most common in British Airways and is mainly used on short-haul flights inside the country.

This configuration has 143 standard seats that mainly have 3-3 configuration.

The main disadvantage of the seats of the 1st row is their close location to the galley and lavatory and lack of floor storage during take-off and landing.

All B seats of the rows from 2 to 8 are convertible to the Europe Club configuration in which these seats are removed.

These seats have gaps in the middle and at sides making it uncomfortable for passengers.

The seats of the 9th row are not reclining die to the emergency exit located behind.

The seats 10A and 10F have extra legroom but don’t have window-side armrests.

The best seats on this airplane are the seats 10BC and 10DE as they have extra space for passengers’ legs.

The seats 23DEF are considered bad seats as they may have limited recline and are located close to the lavatory.

The seat 24C is also located close to the lavatory and this seat is also often bumped by other passengers passing by.

The seats 25AB are also bad seats because of their close location to the lavatory and galley.

The seat 25A also doesn’t have a window.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A319-100 Domestic V2 British Airways

Second version of Airbus A319 is used by British Airways during domestic flights to Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen.

Cabin of this Airbus A319 includes 132 seats in 22 rows that have 3-3 configuration.

The seats of the 1st row have such disadvantages as proximity of the galley and lavatory and lack of floor storage during take-off and landing.

B seats of the rows from 2 to 8 are convertible to the Europe Club configuration in which these seats are removed.

These seats have gaps in the middle and at sides making it uncomfortable for passengers.

The main disadvantage of the seats of 8th row is that these seats do not recline.

Passengers of the seats 9A and 9F will take advantage of extra legroom but these seats do not have armrest at window-side and it may be uncomfortable.

The seats 9B, 9C and 9D, 9E are the best seats as they have extra space for passengers’ legs.

The seats of the last 22nd row are standard but their close location to the lavatories and galley may be bothersome.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A319-100 Domestic V3 British Airways

The third version of Airbus A319 may accommodate 144 passengers.

The airplane contains 24 rows of seats that have 3-3 configuration each.

All these seats are economy class seats that are divided into 2 sections.

First section has 9 rows of seats.

Passengers of the seats of the 1st row will feel comfortable thanks to extra legroom.

However, as the tray tables are in the armrests the width of these seats is reduced a little.

Lack of floor storage during take-off and landing is another disadvantage of these seats.

Due to the exit row located behind the seats of the 9th row are less reclining than standard.

The second section consists of 15 rows.

The seats of the 10th row are considered the best seats on this airplane because they offer additional space for passengers legs.

No floor storage during take-off and landing and slightly reduced seats’ width may be bothersome.

The noise from the lavatories located behind is the main disadvantage of the seats 24C and 24D.

The seats of the last 25th row are considered bad seats because of limited recline and because of close location of the galley and lavatories.

Seat Map and Seating Chart Airbus A319-100 European British Airways

This version of Airbus A319 is used by British airways during short-haul European flights.

This airplane may transport 23 passengers in two sections.

Club Europe section includes 40 standard seats.

The first 3 rows have 4 seats.

Between A and C seats as well as between D and F seats are located blocked seats.

The seats of the first row have such disadvantages as reduced seats width as the tray tables are located in the armrests making them immovable and close location of the galley and lavatory.

The best seats in this section are the seats 4A, 4C and 4D and 4F.

These seats have extra width and extra space for passengers’ legs.

All the seats of the 4th row are convertible from Club Europe to Euro Traveller configuration thanks to the movable divider between these two sections thus making possible many configurations.

As to the seats B and E of the rows from 4 to 8 they have gaps at the sides and in the middle making them uncomfortable.

The seats of the 9th row do nor recline.

The seats 10A and 10F have no window-side armrests and it is the only disadvantage.

At the same time passengers of these seats will take advantage of extra legroom.

The other seats of the 10th row the seats 10B, 10C and 10D, 10E are considered the best seats as they have extra space for passengers’ legs.

All the seats of Euro Traveller are standard.

Only the seats 23DEF, the seat 24C and the seats 25AB have some peculiarities.

So, the seat 24C is located close to the lavatory.

The seats 23DEF may have limited recline and proximity of the lavatory may be bothersome.

These seats are considered bad seats as well as the seats 25A and 25B that are also located close to the galley and lavatory.

Plus the seat 25A is missing a window.

British Airways Airbus A319-100 Technical Specification

Number in fleet	42
Passenger capacity	Up to 144
Length	33.8m (111 feet)
Wingspan	34.1m (111 feet 11 inches)
Height	11.8m (38 feet 7 inches)
Engines	2× IAE V2500
Maximum speed	828km/h (511mph, Mach 0.78)
Range	6,700km (4,100 miles)

British Airways Airbus A319-100 Customer Benefits

moving map video screens
widest single-aisle fuselage on the market
all leather seats

Where does British Airways Airbus A319-100 fly?

The aircraft operates on a variety of routes, including:

Aberdeen
Brussels
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Manchester
Newcastle
Nice
Paris
Rome
Stockholm

Airbus A319-100 British Airways Aircraft Fleet Inflight Amenities and On-Board Services Information

Video. British Airways offers short TV programs on longer European flights.
Food. British Airways offers a variety of complimentary food and beverages, based on the time of day and departure location. An enhanced meal service is offered to Club Europe passengers. Click here for more information about food offered onboard.