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The '''Airbus A320''' is a narrow body commercial passenger jet manufactured by [[Airbus|Airbus Industries]].  Designed for short- to medium- hauls, the aircraft was a pioneer of fly-by-wire technology and regularly competes with the [[Boeing 737]].  Variants of the A320 include the Airbus A318, the [[Airbus A319]], and the [[Airbus A321]].  The "A320 Enhanced" program aims to further improve the A320 family with longer range and better fuel economy.
The '''Airbus A320''' is a narrow body commercial passenger jet manufactured by [[Airbus|Airbus Industries]].  Designed for short- to medium- hauls, the aircraft was a pioneer of fly-by-wire technology and regularly competes with the [[Boeing 737]].  Variants of the A320 include the Airbus A318, the [[Airbus A319]], and the [[Airbus A321]].  [[Airbus A320E|The "A320 Enhanced" program]] aims to further improve the A320 family with longer range and better fuel economy.


==Variants==
==Variants==
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Currently there are two variants of the A320 in existence: the original A320 model by Frédéric Bouvier and the new A320-family by Ampere and [[User:Skyop|Skyop]], available from the [http://www.flightgear.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9032 development thread].
Currently there are two variants of the A320 in existence: the original A320 model by Frédéric Bouvier and the new A320-family by Ampere and [[User:Skyop|Skyop]], available from the [http://www.flightgear.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9032 development thread].


===A320-winglets fork===
===A320E fork===


On August 17, 2010, Skyop announced that the "winglets" version of the A320 with the new Airbus "sharklets" would be forked from the main project and no longer maintained, in the interest of merging changes back into the original A320-family models by Ampere.  Currently, no developer has formally announced a takeover of the fork, although Malik Guest (''teh warlock'') and Nick I. (''nickyivyca'') have expressed interest.
On August 17, 2010, Skyop announced that the "winglets" version of the A320 with the new Airbus "sharklets," also known as the [[Airbus A320E|"A320E,"]] would be forked from the main project and no longer maintained, in the interest of merging changes back into the original A320-family models by Ampere.  Nick I. (''nickyivyca'') has taken over development of this version.


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