There’s now only 1 a319 left of theirs 
They originally had holdings for the a319neo too
Is the remaining one ‘Erma the Ermine’?
N949FR
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Yes that’s the only one left
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when it’s an A321-211 and the pic shows a -231
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I don’t care about Airbus enough to be able to tell the difference between the 2 very specific variants (or most aircraft for that matter 
) you just mentioned. (I’m guessing one has sharklets?)
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Hmmm
That’s odd. Looks like jetBlue is flying an a321 to a random airport in Mississippi from FLL and then right back to ATL on the same plane 
Charter maybe???
It does appear that JetBlue charters exist…
https://www.jetblue.com/flying-with-us/business-travel/charter-shuttle-cargo
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No, -21(X) has CFM56
23(X) has IAE V2500
And in the picture that’s clearly a -231
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Oh ok
Yeah I don’t really know the specifics of variants
Like the 737-700 ones
-800 ones
Can’t keep track
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It’s the cabin layout
There aren’t any different -700 and -800 variants
The specifications is what I meant
Jeez whatever
Specifications? Are you talking when it says something like 737-8H4 or 737-823?
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Oh, those are customer codes if I remember correctly.
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Yeah, they are, I was gonna point that out if that was the case (Southwest and Americans were the examples providers btw)
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