Air Canada will be the first North American carrier to operate the larger A220-300 variant, which has a range of 3,200 nautical miles, compared to 2,950 nm for the smaller A220-100.

Air Canada unveiled its first Airbus A220-300 to reporters and business partners at a 15 January event, coming one day before it places the Quebec-made twin-jet into revenue service.

Air Canada's first Airbus A220-300 was built at Airbus Canada's (previously Bombardier) Mirabel facility employing close to 2,700 people. Each A220 includes parts from 30 Canadian suppliers.

Air Canada's first Airbus A220-300, built at Airbus Canada's Mirabel facility employing 2,500 people, is scheduled to be delivered later this year. Each A220 includes parts from 30 Canadian suppliers.

Air Canada says the A220-300 seats 137 passengers in a business and economy configuration. The airline placed its initial order for the A220, then known as the Bombardier C Series, in 2016, with a ...

Air Canada’s Airbus A220-300 will have a two-class cabin with 137 seats, 12 of which will be in business class and 125 in economy. The airline has 45 of the jets on order and expects to have at ...

Air Canada today unveiled the newest member of its fleet, the Airbus A220-300, before employees and special guests at the airline’s Montreal headquarters. Built in Mirabel, Quebec, the ...

The aircraft will enter service next month, making Air Canada the first airline to operate the A220-300 in North America. US carrier Delta flies the smaller A220-100.

Airbus has delivered an A220-300 to Air France using a 50% blend of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for the transatlantic ...

MONTREAL, Jan. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - Air Canada today unveiled the newest member of its fleet, the Airbus A220-300, before employees and special guests at the airline's Montreal headquarters.

Air Canada says the A220-300 seats 137 passengers in a business and economy configuration. It currently operates 31 A220s, with two more deliveries expected this year.