Aircraft code 32Q - BA885 OTP - LHR
Feb 11, 2019, 7:02 am
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This is partially incorrect. For the NEO:
A319neo
ICAO: A19N
IATA: 31N
A320neo
ICAO: A20N
IATA: 32N
A321neo
ICAO: A21N
IATA: 32Q
IATA codes for the Sharklet A320ceos are 32D/32A/32B for A319/A320/A321 respectively.
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A319neo
ICAO: A19N
IATA: 31N
A320neo
ICAO: A20N
IATA: 32N
A321neo
ICAO: A21N
IATA: 32Q
IATA codes for the Sharklet A320ceos are 32D/32A/32B for A319/A320/A321 respectively.
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Feb 11, 2019, 7:07 am
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Just to add to the confusion, wikipedia say the IATA A320neo code is 32A, and the A321neo is 32B.
Feb 11, 2019, 7:20 am
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Before the updated codes last year, the 32A/32B codes were used for any A32X with sharklets, whether it was ceo or neo. The update now differentiates between them. Wikipedia is probably just not caught up yet. 
Mar 21, 2019, 8:21 am
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Does anyone have a seat map for the A321 Neo? I think I have it on a DUB sector coming up with row 9, I think, being a single CE seat, assuming there must be some sort of gap for the new over wing exit arrangement on the Neo.
Mar 21, 2019, 8:29 am
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Mar 21, 2019, 8:39 am
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The A321neo has NO door in front of the wing so full 6 abreast in all rows all the way to Row 26. Row 16 is the over-wing exit row with slightly better legroom.
EDIT: Row 9 is just two seats so you will have exclusive use of the table but NO extra legroom. Row 10 is the exit row on the A321ceo if you want the legroom.
Seatmap here: http://thebasource.com/seat-maps/a321/cy218/
Last edited by george77300; Mar 21, 2019 at 8:43 am Reason: Edit: more Info.
Mar 21, 2019, 10:45 am
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No that will be a normal A321ceo. Row 9 is a single CE seat in front of Door 2L/R. Row 10 is behind exit.
The A321neo has NO door in front of the wing so full 6 abreast in all rows all the way to Row 26. Row 16 is the over-wing exit row with slightly better legroom.
EDIT: Row 9 is just two seats so you will have exclusive use of the table but NO extra legroom. Row 10 is the exit row on the A321ceo if you want the legroom.
Seatmap here: CY218 | The BA Source
The A321neo has NO door in front of the wing so full 6 abreast in all rows all the way to Row 26. Row 16 is the over-wing exit row with slightly better legroom.
EDIT: Row 9 is just two seats so you will have exclusive use of the table but NO extra legroom. Row 10 is the exit row on the A321ceo if you want the legroom.
Seatmap here: CY218 | The BA Source
Thank you
shows how out of touch with Short Haul aircraft I am... :/