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Short-haul

Airbus A220

The A220 was designed around the passenger, not the route map — the widest single-aisle cabin flying, with a seat window at every row.

Side-profile aircraft illustration

Cockpit

A fly-by-wire flight deck with the widest windshield in its class, built for pilot visibility and calm workload.

Cabin

A true 2–3 layout with the widest seats and aisle in the single-aisle category — no middle-seat compromise.

Wing

A high-aspect-ratio wing tuned for efficiency at regional stage lengths, with a natural laminar-flow profile.

Engine

Geared turbofan architecture — fewer moving parts turning faster, quieter, and burning less fuel per seat.

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3,400 miRange
120–160Seats
Pratt & Whitney PW1500GEngines
Mach 0.82Cruise speed
Cabin

A cabin built around the flight, not the seat map.

Boarding

A single, wide aisle and generous overhead bins mean boarding finishes in a fraction of the usual time.

Flight deck

A calm place to work.

A fly-by-wire flight deck with the widest windshield in its class, built for pilot visibility and calm workload.

Sustainability

Efficiency, engineered in.

25% lower fuel burn than the aircraft it replaces, with a geared turbofan engine that halves the noise footprint on approach.