Air Canada has ordered five more Airbus A220-300 aircraft, increasing its total orders to 65. This expansion reflects the airline’s commitment to sustainability and efficient operations, leveraging the A220’s fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The A220’s popularity and Air Canada’s fleet modernization strategy are key drivers behind this decision, demonstrating a commitment to both profitability and environmental consciousness.
airBaltic, Latvia’s national airline, has unveiled the 48 most popular cities across the Baltics, chosen by public vote, to adorn their Airbus A220 aircraft in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Baltic Way. The initiative, which garnered over a million votes, highlights the strong bond between the three Baltic states.
TAAG Angola Airlines is set to receive new Airbus A220 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft featuring a redesigned livery that celebrates Angolan culture. The livery prominently displays the Palanca antelope and incorporates patterns inspired by the Samakaka fabric, signifying national pride. The airline is also facing challenges with the transition to a new airport and navigating the competitive African aviation market, prompting a strategic plan for fleet and route expansion.
Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M) has announced a strategic partnership with Croatia Airlines to provide comprehensive component support for their Airbus A220 fleet, enhancing operational reliability and performance. This partnership leverages AFI KLM E&M’s extensive expertise in aircraft maintenance and advanced repair facilities, ensuring optimal aircraft availability and reliability for Croatia Airlines.
