The network builder
- Maximising profitability
- Lean, economical and efficient
- Superior passenger comfort
Operating from regional to long-range missions
The A220-300 represents the fusion of performance and technology, securing profitability across a wide range of route types. While bringing significant savings to operators, this clean-sheet design aircraft is also reducing the environmental footprint of its operations.
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Airspace: a cabin designed for passenger comfort
A220 cabin
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, as well as Airbus’ signature design elements to create a cabin that represents the highest standards of design and luxury.
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A220-300 Services
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FHS
Airbus Flight Hour Services is a material & maintenance service based on a contractual fixed hourly-rate payment.
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Skywise
The industry data platform [ purpose-built ] to address Aircraft Operations Challenges.
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Customer Care eXperience
Joining forces together to make it fly. We provide you with a positive eXperience for decades.
More questions?
FAQ
What is the difference between the A220-300 and the A220-100?
The A220-300 is the bigger variant in the A220 family. Its fuselage is slightly longer and it can fit more passengers as it is perfectly tailored for the 120 - 160 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% pear seat and NOx emissions by 50% per seat.
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 A220-300 fly?
The range of A220-300 is 3400 NM and this makes it a versatile aircraft capable of covering all different types of operations ranging from regional flights to medium-haul missions.
