The Airbus A320-100 / 1st Part

The AirbusA320-100PART 1 - airframes from 1 to 11

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Serial Number :First Flight Date :Test Registration :Engines :Status :

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MSN 001Airbus A320-100

00122/01/1987F-WWAICFM56-5A1Active

F-WWAI

22/02/1987Airbus Industrie

F-WWFT01/05/1991

Airbus Industrie

F-WWBA01/07/2001

Airbus Industrie

“1” wearing the Airbus house colors as were shown in the Le Bourguet airshow in 1987.



00227/04/1987F-WWDACFM56-5B4Scrapped

F-WWDA


F-GFKQ08/02/1991

Air France


“Ville de Berlin” wearing the traditional Air France scheme at the beginnings of 2000’s



00318/06/1987F-WWDBCFM56-5B4Scrapped

F-WWDB


F-GGEG30/10/1989

Air Inter

F-GGEG12/09/1997

Air France


F-GGEG wearing the Air Inter Europe colors at the mids of 1990’s



00408/07/1987F-WWDCCFM56-5B4Scrapped

F-WWDC08/07/1987

Airbus Industrie

F-GGEF07/07/1989

Air Inter

F-GGEF12/09/1997

Air France


4th production A320 wearing the new colors for Air Inter at the middle of 1990.



00508/07/1987F-WWDICFM56-5B4Stored

F-GFKA

26/03/1988Air France


F-FGKA wearing her last Air France colors prior to withdrawn of service in 2010.



00609/11/1987F-WWDDCFM56-5B4Scrapped

G-BUSB

31/03/1988British Caledonian

G-BUSB14/04/1988

British Airways


First A320 to British Airways wearing the well known “Landor” color scheme.



00726/11/1987F-WWDJCFM56-5B4Scrapped

F-GFKB



Air France’s “Ville de Rome” at the mid 1990’s.



00804/12/1987F-WWDECFM56-5B4Scrapped

G-BUSC

03/06/1988British Airways


G-BUSC wearing one of the “world tails” schemes, this one, supporting the British Olympic Team at Sidney 2000 Olympic Games.



00906/11/1988F-WWDDCFM56-5B4Written Off

F-GFKC



F-GFKC was lost in the crash occurred at Habsheim, France on 06-26-1988. Sadly three people died.



01019/01/1988F-WWDLCFM56-5B4Scrapped

F-GGEA

17/06/1988Air Inter

F-GGEA12/09/1997

Air France


MSN 10 in Air Inter’s A320 delivery scheme.



01105/02/1988F-WWDFCFM56-5B4Scrapped

G-BUSD

22/07/1988British Airways


G-BUSD showing the “Backing the Bid” titles and supporter sticker for the London 2012 Olympic Games hosting candidate.

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