HOW are EASYjet AIRBUS 319 DIFFERENT??? #shorts

What is so unique about the emergency exits on an EasyJet Airbus A319? 
If you look closely at an Easy Jet Airbus A319 compared to any other A319, you might spot the difference. The EasyJet Airbus has two over-wing exits on each side, but the normal configuration only has one on each side. Hats off to easy jet for paying millions by adding the extra emergency window, which will save time during an evacuation!
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[perniciouspete]

I'm all for having emergency exits and never needing them.

[jango]

That is wrong Joe, they have it because the number of passengers of their high density layouts required an additional egress possibility. It is a certification requirement.

[ChristopherBurtraw]

I'm guessing they were required due to seating density probably more closely matching the average A320.

[jonathanirons]

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that EasyJet did not invest millions to improve safety. There must be a simple reason for this.

[noahwilliams]

The 737 Max 8-200 has an additional set of exits as well, to comply with regulatory requirements for its high density configuration.

[DFW_Spotter]

I am going to the American Airlines A320 simulators some time this month and I really love these videos as they teach me some small details about the aircraft

[briangiles-phillips]

Eurowings A319 also has two overwing exits on each side.

[AirTravel]

Cebu Pacific used to have the same A319’s

[Flexflex]

Eurowings and Allegiant also have 8-door-A319. EWG has some that can't be used EZY planes because of the different engine type they use.

[eraimattei]

Let me guess. Low cost air company aka more PAX aka more emergency exits required...

[RowellGerero]

Cebu Pacific a319 variants are also fitted with 2 emergency exit doors

[Stopaclotion]

Doesn't the Eurowings A319 have 8 exit doors too?

[Boffin]

All of Allegiant's 30+ A319s have 2 on each side as well; as will any high-density A319.

Also, it's not done for passengers being able to exit faster, it's done to allow a higher seating density, the single overwing exit version isn't certified for more than 150? passengers

[dwayneharris]

Thankyou Captain Joe for all that you teach us. You make it fun to learn.

[speedbird]

I’ve been on an easyJet a319 and I actually sat in the emergency row

[aborecki]

EasyJet just wanted to make more money by packing more passengers. They would probably put another 10 exits if they could pack passengers in layers.

[SUP]

Not specific to EasyJet, for example Eurowings on their A319 (ex. Germanwings) has two overwing exits as well. As others have pointed out this is due to the more dense seating layout

[amparotorremocha]

Money very well invested, more fluidity in case of emergency .

[MJcarsEditz]

easyJet is actually doing something to save us, if there was only 1, not everyone would make it out alive, easyJet wants us to be safe :)

[MichaelLee-rqgx]

Some low cost airlines like Eurowings also have emergency exits like this