Airbus says bigger A220 jetliner makes sense at right time

Airbus Europe, a multinational aerospace corporation that pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world issued the strongest signal yet that it aims to introduce a larger version of its 110 to 130-seat A220 passenger jet, but stressed that it would only act when the timing was right.

The CEO of the commercial aircraft manufacturer, with Space and Defence as well as Helicopters Divisions, Airbus is the largest aeronautics and space company in Europe and a worldwide leader, Guillaume Faury, said an extended version of the lightweight Canadian-designed jet makes a lot of sense, but they don’t want to be right too early.

NewsOTG Editorial researched that all aircraft are a compromise between functions and avoid adding capabilities that will compromise that capability. For instance, the Airbus A220 is really not that applicable at doing the job of transporting large mechanical components for the manufacturing industry on non-stop flights over the Pacific Ocean between the USA and Asia but very effective at carrying 85 to 100 people, 300 to 800 miles at 80% the speed of sound between asphalt runways that are at least 5000ft long.