Variant
ACJ319neo
ACJ319neo is an in-service member of the Airbus Corporate Jet family, known for the compact long-range neo branch at the center of the single-aisle ACJ line.
Range 6,750 nm · Entry 2019
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Airbus Corporate Jet family
The ACJ story, from first flight to lasting reputation
Airbus single-aisle and widebody platforms adapted for private, corporate, and government passenger missions.
Airbus Corporate Jet family is a in service business jet built by Airbus. It first flew in 1995, entered service in 1999, and went on to shape airline fleets, passenger journeys, and aviation memory.
First flight
1995
Service entry
1999
Seating band
8 to 25
Airbus Corporate Jet family is an in-service business jet by Airbus, first flown in 1995 and introduced in 1999, with typical seating for 8 to 25 and range up to 6,000 nautical miles.
Its place in business aviation comes from the combination of mission capability, cabin layout, operator use, and the reasons buyers kept the type or moved to its successors.
Range band
6,000 nm
Notable operators
Corporate operators · Government fleets · VIP charter operators
Source stack
- Official manufacturer product pages and brochures
- FAA or EASA type certificate material
- operator mission and cabin references
Variants
Representative variants
Variant
ACJ320neo
ACJ320neo is an in-service member of the Airbus Corporate Jet family, known for the larger single-aisle branch with substantially more floor area.
Range 6,000 nm · Entry 2020
Variant
ACJ330neo
ACJ330neo is an in-service member of the Airbus Corporate Jet family, known for the widebody ACJ option for the longest missions and largest private cabins.
Range 10,400 nm · Entry 2020
Specifications
Current public facts
- Manufacturer
- Airbus
- Program history
- Class
- Business jet
- Aircraft category
- First flight
- 1995-08-25
- Program history
- Service entry
- 1999
- Operator records
- Current status
- In service
- Fleet references
- Typical seating
- 8 to 25
- Operator and cabin references
- Range band
- Up to 6,000 nm
- Program literature
- Cruise speed
- 447 kt
- Planning data
Archive moments
Human context
The ACJ line brings mainline-airliner cabin width to private aviation, allowing lounges, bedrooms, offices, and support spaces within a familiar Airbus platform.
Business-aviation pages stay focused on engineering, cabin layout, and mission logic instead of celebrity shorthand or lifestyle fog.
Timeline
Program milestones
- 1995
First flight
The ACJ begins flight testing and establishes the public shape of the family.
- 1999
Service entry
The family enters passenger or executive service and begins building its operating footprint.
- Today
Current role
The family remains active in service and still shapes fleet, mission, or archive discussions.
Related news
Editorial context
No editorial dispatches are attached to this family yet. The aircraft record is live, and newsroom or archive coverage can be layered onto it later without changing the URL.
Forum threads
Community memory
Forum referenceACJ
ACJ lounge: operators, cabins, routes, and memories
Use this as the standing thread for Airbus Corporate Jet family operator history, route logic, cabin details, and first-hand memory.
Forum referenceACJ
ACJ current fleet watch
Ongoing sightings, deployment shifts, new operators, route changes, and cabin updates for the Airbus Corporate Jet family.