The route opener
- Clean sheet design and unmatched efficiency
- Right sized for the small single-aisle market
- Superior passenger comfort
The lowest risk solution
The A220-100 is entirely built with the most advanced technologies allowing it to deliver a significant reduction in emissions and fuel burn, which guarantees low seat cost, making thin routes profitable. With its Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbofan engines, the A220-100 connects distant airports with its impressive range and has the best-in-class airfield performance.
Explore the A220-100 range
A220-100 range
The A220-100 goes beyond regional markets. Choose your origin airport to display its impressive range.
- 3,600 nm
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Making the sky feel like home
Utilising new generation cabin developments and encompassing four key pillars – comfort, ambience, services and design – Airspace offers more personal space and a unique welcome area that represents the highest standards of design and passenger experience.
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Customer Care eXperience
Joining forces together to make it fly. We provide you with a positive eXperience for decades, all along the aircraft life. Our customers’ efficiency is essential to us.
More questions?
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What is the difference between the A220-100 and the A220-300?
The A220-100 is the smallest aircraft in Airbus’ commercial aircraft product line. Its fuselage is slightly shorter than the one of A220-300 and it’s been specifically designed to serve the 100-135 seat market.
What are the benefits of operating an A220 as opposed to the previous generation aircraft?
Compared with previous generation aircraft, the A220 reduces fuel burn, and therefore its CO2 emissions by 25% and NOx emissions by 50%.
What kind of commonality exists between the A220-100 and A220-300?
Both of the variants share 99% commonality and use the same family of engines - enabling significant cost savings for operators. Flight crews with the same pilot type rating, and cabin personnel assigned to both aircraft types will enjoy a seamless transition between the A220-100 and A220-300, greatly reducing complexity and training costs for airlines.
Where is the A220 built?
Designed in Canada, the Airbus A220 is built in two Final Assembly Lines (FALs) - in Mirabel, Canada and Mobile, USA.
How far can the A220-100 fly?
Its impressive range of 3600 nm makes it a versatile aircraft capable of covering all various types of operations ranging from regional flights to medium-haul missions.
