Latvian national airline airBaltic has announced surpassing 150,000 flights operated with its Airbus A220-300 fleet since its introduction in 2016. With a current single-type fleet of 47 aircraft, the largest in the company’s history, airBaltic transitioned to exclusively operating Airbus A220-300 flights in May 2020 for increased efficiency.
Martin Gauss, President and CEO of airBaltic, highlighted the Airbus A220-300 as a game-changer, contributing to the airline’s success with enhanced eco-friendliness and efficiency.
The airline plans to reach 15 million passengers carried specifically on the Airbus A220-300 this year and aims to operate a fleet of 100 A220-300s by 2030. The aircraft offers passengers a superior flying experience with wider seats, larger windows, and improved amenities, while also being the most efficient commercial aircraft globally, reducing CO2 and NOX emissions.
This post was published on 20 February 2024 15:04
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