Aircraft program
Family of twin-jet narrow-body airliners. Final assembly in Mirabel, Canada and also Mobile, Alabama from 2020. Designed by Bombardier and previously known as Bombardier C-Series, CS100 and CS300. Airbus acquired a majority stake in the program in 2018 after which the C-Series was known as A220 with 2 variants A220-100 and A220-300.
Aerodynamic swept low wing with winglets, sweptback tail-surfaces and wing-podded Pratt & Whitney turbofan engines, as well as a largely composite structure contribute to high efficiency of the aircraft. Composite wings, radome, belly fairing, engine nacelles, rear fuselage and tail surfaces; aluminium-lithium centre fuselage; titanium engine pilons and extreme tailcone. Large passenger windows, wide seats and overhead bins.
Two crew with two EFIS displays, fly-by-wire flight controls and side-stick controller.
Figures cover the worldwide fleet in business use — airline and military examples are not included. Fleet data: Business Air News research.
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See Analytics rates| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airbus A220 | 2008 / 2013 | Production: 93 (2025) GAMA: Airbus A220. Twin-jet airliner, 108 to 133-seater, previously known as CS100. | |
| Airbus A220-300 | 2008 / 2013 | 130 to 160-seater variant with fuselage extended by 2 plugs, prevosuly known as CS300. | |
| Airbus ACJ Two-Twenty | 2020 / 2021 | Production: 2 (2025) GAMA: Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ220-100. Business Jet variant based on A220-100. |
| Airbus S.A.S. | News |
Other aircraft programs: Airbus A320 · Airbus A330 · Airbus A350 · Airbus Perlan II · Airbus ZEROe ·
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