The Airbus ACJ319neo is the modernized successor to the original ACJ319, delivering greater range, efficiency, and environmental performance while retaining the spacious cabin layout that defines the ACJ family. Based on the A319neo commercial platform, the ACJ319neo made its first flight in April 2019 and entered service later that year. It remains in production today as a high-end solution for VIP, government, and head-of-state missions.
The ACJ319neo is powered by next-generation CFM International LEAP-1A or Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines, each producing approximately 27,000 pounds of thrust. These more efficient engines, combined with aerodynamic enhancements and up to five optional auxiliary center tanks (ACTs), extend the aircraft’s maximum range to approximately 6,750 nautical miles, making nonstop flights between continents routine. The aircraft has a maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of 172,400 pounds and cruises at speeds up to Mach 0.82 (about 470 knots).
Inside, the ACJ319neo features one of the largest cabins in the business aviation market, with a total cabin volume of approximately 6,700 cubic feet. Operators typically configure the aircraft for up to 19 passengers, with fully bespoke interiors that may include lounges, private suites, showers, offices, and conference areas. The 12.1-foot-wide fuselage and flat floor allow for unmatched design flexibility and standing height throughout the cabin.
The ACJ319neo combines modern fuel efficiency with airliner-grade reliability and an expansive cabin footprint, positioning it as a premier platform for clients who require maximum comfort, autonomy, and range on global missions.
