Bombardier chose the Pratt & Whitney PW15000G turbofan engines, which are part of the geared turbofan (GTF) series, to power ...

Air Canada will focus its post-Covid fleet on the Airbus A220 and Boeing 737 Max. Air Canada / Courtesy of Air Canada Air ...

The A330 is Airbus's most successful widebody. Over 1,600 have been built since 1992, and Airbus currently sells the type as ...

It hasn't yet revealed seat configuration, but Airbus says the A220-300 is designed to carry 130 to 160 passengers. With new ETOPS approval, this could be the plane JetBlue uses to launch its much ...

Last summer, Airbus pulled rank as the new majority owner and renamed those two models. The 110-seat CS100 became the A220-200 and the 130-seat CS300 is now the A220-300.

According to Airbus, the A220-100 is the smallest airliner in the company's current production line-up, seating 100 to 135 passengers. Meanwhile, the A220-300 seats 130 to 160.

Airbus delivered JetBlue's first A220 at the very end of 2020, and that aircraft entered service in late April. As the airline's A220 fleet increases in the coming years, it will unlock huge ...

An Airbus A220 can handle well over 100 passengers. The corporate version, the ACJ TwoTwenty, is built with a max of about 18 in mind. Courtesy of Airbus Prices weren’t announced.

Flying on a JetBlue Airways Airbus A220-300. Thomas Pallini/Insider It's among the rarest passenger aircraft flying in the US and JetBlue joins Delta Air Lines in flying passengers on the aircraft.

European-based Airbus touted on Thursday the delivery of the first A220 aircraft built at Mobile's sprawling Airbus manufacturing plant. The plane was delivered to Delta Air Lines. The aircraft ...

Phillippe Balducchi, CEO of the A220 partnership between Airbus and Bombardier, said flight crews at A 220 operator Swiss “really want to fly it” because it is quieter and has more bin space ...

The A220 is only the beginning of what promises to be an exciting chapter in the ongoing Airbus-Boeing rivalry, punctuated by a big order today from JetBlue for the Bombardier developed planes.