Airbus A220-300
A single-aisle, twin-engine jet in the Airbus A220 family, the larger of its two sizes.
- LENGTH
- 38.7 m
- WINGSPAN
- 35.1 m
- RANGE
- 6,300 km
- MAX SEATS
- 160
A220-300 aircraft in service with the low-cost airlines we list.
flown by 4 low-cost airlines
Low-cost airlines flying the A220-300
Ranked by aircraft in service. Share is this type as a percentage of each airline's whole fleet.
As of June–August 2026Source: LowFaresAirline fleet database- 1JetBlue22% of fleetAs of 30 June 2026Airline report65 in service22% of fleetProfile →
- 2Breeze Airways100% of fleetAs of 31 August 2026Press report64 in service100% of fleetProfile →
- 3airBaltic100% of fleetAs of 13 August 2026Press report54 in service100% of fleetProfile →
- 4Smartwings10% of fleetAs of July 2026Wikipedia fleet table4 in service10% of fleetProfile →
How many seats each airline fits
Seat counts each airline publishes for its A220-300. The amber dashed lines mark Airbus's typical 120–150. Bars start at 110 seats.
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A220-300 questions
Which low-cost airlines fly the A220-300?
4 of the low-cost airlines we list fly it (figures dated June–August 2026). JetBlue has the most, 65, followed by Breeze Airways (64) and airBaltic (54). The full ranked list is above, with each airline's source.
How many seats does a low-cost A220-300 have?
Between 137 and 140 seats across the 2 airline configurations we have sourced. Airbus's typical layout is 2-class 120–150 seats and a maximum of 160. Each figure above shows its source and the date it was checked.
How big is the A220-300?
Airbus gives it as 38.7 m long, 35.1 m across the wings and a range of 6,300 km. Source: Airbus A220-300 key figures, read 25 October 2026.
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