A220

The CEO of Embraer reiterated the company’s commitment towards securing a large narrowbody aircraft order from LOT Polish Airlines in the near future. 

JetBlue is continuing to scale down operations on its remaining fleet of Embraer E190 aircraft, which are due to be replaced by the Airbus A220.

Low-cost start-up Breeze Airways announced on Tuesday it exercised purchase options for 10 additional Airbus A220 aircraft.

Qantas took delivery of its first A220-300 aircraft, which is set to be deployed on domestic routes within Australia under the QantasLink brand.

The carrier has already took deliveries of some of the last remaining units of its outstanding Airbus A220 order. Nearing IPO, the management decided to take on more planes to build a growth story around them.

Qantas has unveiled the latest special livery in its Flying Art series with the rollout of its first ever Airbus A220 aircraft.

This past week, Utah-based carrier Breeze Airways announced a continuation of its expansion to Florida, in addition to launching service to a new state. Breeze also announced two new flights, one of which will be of benefit to those traveling from Canada along with those residing in the Northern New York area.  Situated in the […]

After operating for two decades, Qantas Airways’ first Boeing 717 with registration VH-NXI will bid farewell to the airline in June. The aircraft operated Jetstar’s maiden flight between Melbourne and Launceston on the airline’s launch day in 2004. It has been sold to an undisclosed North American operator. The aircraft has flown for QantasLink for […]

The Bombardier brand is one of the most familiar names in the global aviation industry and has its origins in Quebec, Canada. The Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier (Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier) in Valcourt, Quebec — ninety minutes east of Montréal, Canada’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport — charts the history of Bombardier and its […]

United Kingdom’s Bristol Airport is facing a challenge again after the High Court gave a green light to an expansion. The original project was banned in 2020 by North Somerset Council which could increase annual passenger capacity to 12 million from 10 million and handle up to 10,420 extra flights. Bristol could attract more international […]