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At present, the Airbus A220-300 is certified to carry a maximum of 149 passengers if it has a specific type of overwing exit. However, Airbus is seeking certification for its Canadian-designed aircraft to accommodate 160 passengers. Work on this process is set to begin this year.
The potential increase in passenger capacity raises questions about who will benefit more from this development: the passengers or the airlines operating the aircraft.
Etihad Airways has announced the launch of a new route connecting Abu Dhabi and Addis Ababa.
United Airlines has unveiled its Summer 2026 schedule, which includes new flights from Newark to Bari, Split, Santiago de Compostela, and Glasgow, as well as from Newark to Seoul and Washington, D.C., to Reykjavik.
Ethiopian Airlines has announced a limited-time 20% discount on fares between Addis Ababa and Porto.
Avianca has announced that passengers are encouraged to register for the Biomig biometric migration system to avoid lines and delays at participating airports in Colombia.
Delta Air Lines has announced an upgrade to its mobile application, enhancing travel convenience ahead of the holiday season.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has announced the closure of Terminal 5 to commence significant renovations aimed at enhancing the passenger experience.
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