ACJ318
The ACJ318 offered a range of 4,200 nmi or 7,800 km.[4] The smallest of the ACJ family, based on the passenger A318, was offered in passenger configurations between 14 and 18 passengers.
ACJ319
The ACJ319 offered a range of 6,000 nmi or 11,100 km.[5] This model is the corporate jet version of the A319. It incorporates removable extra fuel tanks which are installed in the cargo compartment, and an increased service ceiling of 12000 m. Upon resale the aircraft can be reconfigured as a standard A319 by removing its extra tanks, thus maximizing its resale value. Certificated by both the European JAA and American FAA, the A319LR and ACJ are the only business jets approved for public transport on both sides of the Atlantic.[6] In 2018, its unit cost was $105M.[7]
The aircraft seats between 19 and 50 passengers but may be outfitted by the customers into any configuration. DC Aviation, UB Group, and Reliance Industries are among its users. The A319CJ competes with the Boeing BBJ1, Gulfstream G550, and Bombardier Global Express. Because of its wider fuselage diameter, it offers a roomier interior than its competitors. It is powered by the same engine types as the A320, either the CFM International CFM56-5 or the V2527.
The A319CJ was used by the Escadron de transport, d'entrainement et de calibration which is in charge of transportation for France's government officials, and was also ordered by the Flugbereitschaft of the Luftwaffe for the transport of German government officials. Since 2003, an ACJ is a presidential aircraft of Armenia, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Italy, Malaysia, Pakistan, Slovakia, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela.
ACJ320
The ACJ320 offered a range of 4,300 nmi or 7,800 km.[8] The A320 Prestige is offered as a variant for passengers who want more interior space than the A319 offers. It has a passenger capacity of 30, with two removable fuel tanks.[9] In 2018, its unit cost was $115M.[7]
ACJ321
The A321 is the largest narrow-body corporate jet with a full passenger range of 4200 nmi.
ACJneo
Two A320neo family variants are offered: the ACJ319neo, carrying eight passengers up to 6750 nmi, and the ACJ320neo, carrying 25 up to 6000 nmi.<!--[10]
The ACJ320neo first flight was on 16 November 2018, starting a short test programme for the extra fuel tanks and greater cabin pressurisation.[11] It was first delivered to Acropolis Aviation on 16 January 2019.[12] On 25 April 2019, the ACJ319neo completed its first flight, before a short test campaign and delivery to German K5 Aviation, outfitted with five ACTs.[13] The CFM Leap-powered ACJ319neo was certified by the EASA on 9 July.[14] In 2023, the equipped price of the ACJ319neo was $107.5M,[15]
ACJ321LR
Long-range neo variant. The ACJ321LR has a range of 8,175 nmi (15,140 km) which is the longest range of any narrowbody plane.
ACJ TwoTwenty
In October 2020, Airbus announced an ACJ variant of the A220-100, to be known as the ACJ TwoTwenty, with a range of 5650 nmi and cabin space of 73 sqm for 18 passengers.[17] To increase its range the ACJ Two twenty is offered with up to five removable auxiliary centre tanks (ACT).[18]
The ACJ TwoTwenty made its first flight on 14 December 2021, before delivery to Comlux to be outfitted with a VIP cabin in Indianapolis.[19] In 2022, its equipped price was $80M.[16] The first aircraft was delivered on 28 April 2023.[20]
