MEA IIb refers to the Middle East Airlines Airbus A320, specifically the 200 variant. MEA stands for Middle East Airlines, the flag carrier airline of Lebanon. The A320 is a narrow-body, short to medium-range aircraft manufactured by Airbus Industries. The term "IIb" denotes the specific version or model of the A320 family.
With a length of approximately 37 meters and a wingspan of around 34 meters, the MEA IIb can hold a maximum of approximately 150 passengers. It is a twin-engine aircraft, equipped with either CFM International CFM56 or International Aero Engines V2500 engines. This variant of the A320 is known for its fuel efficiency, reliability, and advanced technology.
The MEA IIb offers a range of approximately 3,500 kilometers, making it suitable for both domestic and international flights in the Middle East and surrounding regions. It is widely used for short to medium-haul routes, providing passengers with a comfortable and smooth flying experience.
Equipped with state-of-the-art avionics and modern cabin features, the MEA IIb prioritizes safety, efficiency, and passenger comfort. It features advanced flight control systems, high-performance engines, and spacious interiors with ergonomic seating arrangements. The aircraft incorporates modern technology and design, allowing for improved performance, reduced noise levels, and lower emissions.
The MEA IIb is an integral part of Middle East Airlines' fleet, serving as an essential transportation tool for their operations and contributing to the connectivity of the region.
