Vueling Airbus A320neo koltuk planı

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Official A320 diagram: 30 full 3-3 rows numbered 1-12 and 14-31 (180 seats), Space One row 1, Space Plus rows 2-4, Space rows 12 and 14, two over-wing exit pairs, and forward/aft service monuments.

⚠This numbered drawing has 180 seats and is labelled A320 without engine generation. It supports the printed product names; positions in this 186-seat configuration remain inherited baseline inference, including row 32. It does not verify 186-seat geometry or seat letters.

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Vueling's passenger-reduced-mobility guide publishes minimum seat dimensions of 28 inches between seat backs and 17.5 inches between armrests; it also lists A320 restricted rows 1, 2, 11, 12, 14, and 31. The legacy guide prints28in as a minimum but appends the unexplained parenthetical "this information is missing" to that pitch bullet; treat it as self-qualified and low confidence. Its17.5in armrest width has no corresponding parenthetical. Neither is a variant-specific installed measurement.

⚠The guide is a legacy fleet-wide accessibility document and labels the dimensions as minimums; it does not publish variant-specific pitch or recline. The legacy guide prints28in as a minimum but appends the unexplained parenthetical "this information is missing" to that pitch bullet; treat it as self-qualified and low confidence. Its17.5in armrest width has no corresponding parenthetical. Neither is a variant-specific installed measurement.

Vueling fleet table (as of August 2025): A320-200 uses both 180- and 186-passenger layouts, A320neo uses 186, A321-200 uses 220, and four A321neo aircraft use 236.

⚠The table does not split the 92 A320-200 aircraft between the 180- and 186-seat layouts; its cited Airbus orders page does not itself publish cabin layouts.

A320 Aircraft Characteristics (June 2024), door-identification figure: common A320-200/A320neo Door 1, two over-wing exit pairs, and Door 4 geometry used by the variant-exact engineering grids.

Official A319 numbered cabin diagram. It supports only that drawn type/capacity; it does not independently certify engine generation, this record's unmatched capacity, or cross-type layout. Other-type entries are retained research context without field bindings.

Official A320180-seat numbered cabin diagram. It supports only that drawn type/capacity; it does not independently certify engine generation, this record's unmatched capacity, or cross-type layout. Other-type entries are retained research context without field bindings.

⚠This numbered drawing has 180 seats and is labelled A320 without engine generation. It supports the printed product names; positions in this 186-seat configuration remain inherited baseline inference, including row 32. It does not verify 186-seat geometry or seat letters.

Official A321220-seat numbered cabin diagram. It supports only that drawn type/capacity; it does not independently certify engine generation, this record's unmatched capacity, or cross-type layout. Other-type entries are retained research context without field bindings.

Legacy fleet-wide guide lists28in minimum pitch with the unexplained parenthetical "this information is missing", and17.5in minimum width without that note. Pitch is self-qualified; neither value verifies exact variant or product measurements.