Aircraft ID question

[Stormtrooper 7]

I'm better with military aircraft ID wise, but civil aircraft i'm at a loss.

 

Boeing 737? or Airbus 320?

http://www.usairways.com/en-US/resources/images/aboutus/pressroom/US_Airways_Arizona_theme_plane.jpg

[Humpty 751]

looks like the airbus

[japascoe 98]

A320, you can tell by the wing-tip fences, the shape of the engines and the shape of the nose.

[Flyingnut13 7]

It is an A319-132.

[Captain Kevin 586]

A32X family, but actually the A319 since it only has the one overwing exit as opposed to two on the A320.

[dmwalker 603]

If you Google N826AW, several sources confirm it is an A319-132.

[simmerhead 885]

Easiest way to tell an Airbus 318->321 from a Boeing 737 is the tail behind the tailfin.

[japascoe 98]

A32X family, but actually the A319 since it only has the one overwing exit as opposed to two on the A320.

I stand corrected