Passenger aircraft

The Airbus A220 redefines the experience of regional flight with exceptional comfort, advanced technology and fuel efficiency. Designed for short-haul to medium-haul flights, the A220 features a roomy cabin and wide seats in a four or five-abreast layout that ensure optimal passenger comfort. It is the most fuel efficient aircraft in its category, boasting 25% lower fuel burn per seat when compared to previous-generation aircraft.

The A320 is the world's best-selling single-aisle aircraft family, offering unmatched reliability and efficiency. With one of the widest single-aisle cabins in the sky, passengers benefit from standard 18-inch-wide seats in economy, as well as quieter cabins. The A320neo Family includes the A319neo, A320neo, A321neo and A321XLR aircraft. The fuel-efficient NEO aircraft benefit from 20% lower fuel burn than the previous generation, reducing emissions, while the XLR delivers a 30% reduction in fuel burn.

The A330 Family combines long-haul range with a high level of passenger comfort for maximum flexibility. Able to accommodate 220 to 465 passengers, the widebody aircraft can be used for everything from short domestic flights to trans-Pacific journeys topping out at 17 hours. A favorite of both low-cost and premium carriers alike, passengers enjoy the A330’s larger overhead storage compartments and customised lighting.

The A350 is a modern long-range aircraft that boasts the world's quietest twin-aisle cabin, making it a favorite of passengers around the world. Its high-tech cabin features a window for every row, improved lighting and enhanced air filtration systems for optimal passenger comfort. The A350-900 and A350-1000 are the only large widebody aircraft capable of serving all major markets, and they use 25% less fuel than previous generation aircraft.

As the world's largest passenger aircraft, the A380 offers a truly unique flying experience. Featuring two full-length flight decks, it has plenty of space to move around and large overhead bins, making it a favourite of passengers around the world. The A380 also redefined luxury air travel, serving as the flagship of certain premium carriers. While Airbus no longer produces the A380, many airlines still operate it and Airbus will continue to support them.