The A320 is a twin-engine narrow-body commercial aircraft developed by the European company Airbus.
ICEMM has participated in numerous analyses of the different versions from 2011 to the present day, being able to highlight the acoustic fatigue analyses of the Air Intake and Exhaust of the S191 and the activities of integration of DFEM models in GFEM for fatigue analysis of the A321 XLR, ACF Drive and Neo XLR versions.
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