Pilots rated on the A318 (shown here with CFM International engines) can easily transition to other fly-by-wire members of Airbus’ product line due to high aircraft commonality.

The A320 Family’s cabin-cross section provides the A318 (shown here with Pratt & Whitney engines) with increased flexibility for both business and economy class arrangements.

A view inside the comfortable A320 Family cabin.

The A318 (shown here with Pratt & Whitney engines) accommodates 107 passengers in a typical two-class cabin configuration and is designed to serve markets with frequent services on low-density routes.

As the smallest member of Airbus’ A320 Family of jetliners, the A318 (shown here with Pratt & Whitney engines) provides more efficient operations and lower fuel consumption compared to other aircraft in its category.

As the largest commercial jetliner certified to land at steeper-than-usual gradients, the A318 (shown here with CFM International engines) is ideal for operations at such constrained locations as downtown airports.

The A318 (shown here with CFM International engines) features a digital cabin management system, which controls the operation of cabin lighting, pre-recorded messages emergency evacuation, signaling and other cabin-related tasks.

A320 final assembly line

The Airbus A318 in flight equipped with CFM engines. The world's best 100-seat jetliner.