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A visitor from - posted Mon February 27, 2012: Never liked the look of the a320-series... until now. i thought airbus had evaluated blended winglets awhile back and decided against them. i wonder what made them change their minds.
A visitor from - posted Thu January 19, 2012: Its really weird to see an A320 with those. I am so used to them with the other winglets. I do like this though!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue January 17, 2012: Finally Airbus realized that something needed to be done to that ugly shape of the A320. And I think they did perfectly by adding those 2.4 meter sharklets! (Same height as B737's winglets btw.)
A visitor from Australia posted Thu January 12, 2012: This is one mean looking A320
A visitor from New Zealand posted Wed December 14, 2011: Great photo Laurent! 5*'s!
A visitor from Canada posted Mon December 5, 2011: Nice photo Laurent, but is that really what the company is calling the new winglets? A new professional word for the aeronautics dictionary: Sharklets.
A visitor from Mauritius posted Fri December 2, 2011: Airbus has done pretty well without winglets against the 737 and Boeing's newer wing, so they must have done something right with the A320 to begin with. *shrugs*
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 1, 2011: Is it just me, strange angle or something? The starboard engine actually looks bigger than the port one
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: Somehow it makes the A320 look like the E190 with winglets. Good shot!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: Actually looks good on the A320. Are the winglets the same size as the 737?
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 30, 2011: Ah its a great white shark!!!! good pic tho, those sharklets makes it look interesting
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: Can't wait for the new engines to be fitted in.
A visitor from Philippines posted Wed November 30, 2011: Wow at last the shark will now fly in the clear blue skies. But I think the B737 still looks way better with its winglets than the A320...
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: Excellent photo!!! I must say this just doesn't look right with an A320 with full winglets like that. But I suppose it would help with fuel economy.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 30, 2011: I LIKE IT....5*
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: Nice photo, looking forward to seeing them at PDX. It sure doesn't take long for certain people around here to chime in with their childish rhetoric.
A visitor from - posted Wed November 30, 2011: This is really coool...!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 29, 2011: Very Impressive! Love the shark teeth and logo "hunting down fuel burn" :)
A visitor from - posted Tue November 29, 2011: Wow i thought the sharklets would wreck the A320's look but it really suits it 5* great capture
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 29, 2011: Wonderful with winglets! Europe
A visitor from - posted Tue November 29, 2011: Looking Good! Love it!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 29, 2011: Amazing Shot of an amazing plane you got there!
A visitor from Spain posted Tue November 29, 2011: Great shark ! Aggressive A320 ! Javier
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 29, 2011: Those winglets make the A320 more appealing!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 29, 2011: WOW! Sharklets really give the aircraft a new look don't they!?
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 29, 2011: Finally, Airbus gets with the program and puts winglets on an airliner rather than the "gates". She looks good guys, especially the mouth.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 29, 2011: That's a nice Airbus A737! Unless it is a Boeing B320? I'm confused now...
A visitor from - posted Tue November 29, 2011: Love the paint job very smart.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue November 29, 2011: Love it, love it, love it! The shark mouth just adds to the excitement.
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 29, 2011: So Airbus finally realized those ugly winglets of theirs are silly looking they decided to imitate Boeing's great looking ones! Since they are on that road, why don't they change the ugly cockpit windows to look like those true sleek real airplane windows boeing airplanes sport?

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