Airbus A220-300
The large member of the A220 Family, the A220-300
Seating 120 to 160 passengers, it punches above its class by offering both impressive range and efficiency. This game-changer allows airlines to open up new routes and fly farther than ever before on shorter regional trips, making travel between distant cities more accessible and affordable.
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Fuel Efficiency Champion with Eco-Friendly Footprint
The A220-300 soars ahead with its cutting-edge design and powerful, yet economical, Pratt & Whitney PurePower PW1500G engines. This translates to a remarkable 25% reduction in fuel burn per seat compared to older aircraft. It boasts a significantly quieter operation and lower emissions, making it a champion for both cost-conscious airlines and environmentally conscious communities.
The A220 family offers a winning combination of performance and ease of operation. The A220-300 shares a staggering 99% commonality with its smaller sibling, the A220-100. This translates to significant cost savings as both aircraft utilize the same engine family. Imagine the ease – pilots can fly both versions with the same type rating, and cabin crews can seamlessly transition between the two. Training costs plummet, and efficiency takes flight!
A220-300’s configurable cabin provides two flex zones, allowing operators to benefit from fully customisable modular cabin elements such as stowage areas and partitions, based on their specific needs.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Airbus |
| Engines | Pratt & Whitney PurePower® PW1500G |
| Maximum cruising speed | 871 km/h |
| Maximum cruising altitude | 12,500 m |
| Permissible takeoff weight | 62,142 kg |
| Overall length | 38.70 m |
| Wingspan | 35.00 m |
| Aircraft number | 6 |
Names and registrations
| Type | Name and registration |
| Airbus 220-300 | Zagreb (9A-CAE) |
| Airbus 220-300 | Split (9A-CAI) |
| Airbus 220-300 | Vukovar (9A-CAL) |
| Airbus 220-300 | Rijeka (9A-CAM) |
| Airbus 220-300 | Osijek (9A-CAN) |
| Airbus 220-300 | Zadar (9A-CAP) |