New aircraft from Airbus is present in Hanoi

The plane is on display at Noi Bai International Airport is an airBaltic A220-300 aircraft with a 145-seat design in one class.

On the demonstration flight as well as during the tour, the managers of airlines in Vietnam experienced the outstanding features and comfort of the aircraft. Representatives Airbus also emphasizes the aircraft’s suitability for airlines operating in the region.

The A220-300 is parked at Noi Bai airport.

The A220’s range and performance make it an ideal choice for airlines looking to exploit new routes in areas outside of Vietnam, as well as a suitable aircraft for routes starting from scratch. from local airports outside of Vietnam and make a profit. The aircraft also helps to save costs and ensure continuous operation connecting international routes with domestic and regional destinations.

The A220 family of aircraft has two versions including A220-100 capable of carrying from 100 to 130 passengers and A220-300 capable of carrying from 130 to 160 passengers in standard configuration. It is also the ideal choice for airlines that need an aircraft to complement existing A320 family aircraft at lower operating costs than previous generation aircraft.

With the ability to fly continuously over up to 3,400 nautical miles (6,300 km), the A220 demonstrates outstanding flight range, allowing connections between Vietnam and Australia, the Middle East and North Asia.

The A220 series has two versions including A220-100 and A220-300

Currently, Korean Air is operating 10 A220-300 aircraft in the Asia-Pacific region serving domestic and international routes. Australian airline Qantas announced this week that it is ordering 20 A220s as part of a program to replace its domestic fleet. Air Vanuatu has also ordered three A220 aircraft, including two A220-100s and one A220-300. To date, Airbus has received 740 orders for the A220 and has delivered more than 200 aircraft.

Airbus is present in the Vietnamese aviation market when Bamboo Airways, Pacific Airlines, Vietnam Airlines and Vietravel Airlines operate the A320 family. Vietjet and Vietnam Airlines are operating A330 and A350 aircraft, respectively.

The A220 integrates modern aerodynamics, advanced materials and Pratt & Whitney’s latest generation PW1500G turbofan engine that reduces noise by 50%, fuel consumption by 25% per seat and emissions. CO2 emissions compared to previous generation aircraft, as well as having NOx emissions approximately 50% lower than industry standards.

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