Short-haul · the smaller cities in our network
Airbus A319-100
The Airbus A319 is the smallest aircraft in our fleet. With 134 seats it links Zurich with the smaller cities of our network, where a compact aircraft is the right size for the route.
At just under 34 metres, the A319 is the shortest aircraft we fly. Its cabin is nonetheless exactly as wide as that of its larger sisters, with the same seats and the same single aisle. It is powered by two IAE V2500 engines and could fly far further than any route in our network requires.
The cabin seats 134 passengers. Business occupies rows 1 and 2, where the middle seat always stays free, so each of its 8 seats is a window or an aisle. Economy follows from row 3 to row 23 with three seats on either side of the aisle. Row 10, next to the emergency exits, offers extra legroom.
At a glance
- In service
- 2 aircraft
- Seats
- 134
- Cabins
- Business · Economy
- Destinations
- 4
- Longest route
- Pamplona · 2 h 10 min
Technical data
The A319-100 in figures
Type data as published by the manufacturer, seating as configured by VELA. Individual aircraft can differ in detail.
- Length
- 33.84 m
- Wingspan
- 34.10 m (35.80 m with Sharklets)
- Height
- 11.76 m
- Range
- up to 6,950 km
- Cruising speed
- Mach 0.78 (about 830 km/h)
- Maximum altitude
- 12,130 m (39,800 ft)
- Engines
- 2 × IAE V2500
- Maximum take-off weight
- 75.5 t
- Passenger seats
- 134 (8 Business, 126 Economy)
- Registrations
- HB-FAA, HB-FAB
The cabin
134 seats in two cabins
Business in rows 1 and 2. Extra legroom in row 10.
Seat map
The cabin of the A319-100 from above, nose on the left. You choose your own seat when you book.
- Business · rows 1 and 2
- Economy · rows 3 to 23
- Extra legroom at the exits · row 10
- Middle seat kept free in Business
Where it flies
Four destinations from Zurich
The places the A319-100 serves in the current timetable, with the scheduled flight time from Zurich.