Volaris had been using the A319-100s on all flights to Las Vegas, but starting last week, they've been using recently received A320-200s.

The first one I captured was your typical A320-200 aircraft, however, this aircraft, an A320-200SL, introduces an addition that makes it different from every other A320-based plane that has ever been built, sharklets.

These sharklets, which is what Airbus Industrie decided on calling them, are no different than the winglets on 737NGs, but seeing them on an A320 seems very trippy.

First ever sighting and capture, on my part, of an A320 w/ the new style winglets.

(7 May 2013, Las Vegas)