Air Transat Airbus A321neo taxiing, showcasing the airline\'s newest narrowbody for transatlantic and leisure routes.

A330 on the DND ramp in Ottawa.

Air Transat’s A321-200NeoLR with the C.F. Montréal football team livery, spotted in Lisbon

Air Transat’s a321Neo spotted in Lisbon under the sunrise

Refueling in progress…

Usually Air Transat fly to Lisbon in the A321-200NEO LR, but this time they came with the A330-200

Sunrise at CYXU
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In from Montreal

The photo was taken in winter with snow visible and the aircraft in landing configuration over an airport apron, highlighting typical operations from/to Canadian gateways. The A330-300 is a staple of Air Transat\'s long-…

Air Transat A330 taking off from YUL!

A330-200 lifting off.

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This is an A321neo(Long Range variant) with Air Transat, a Canadian leisure airline. The C-GOIO registration shows it is part of Air Transat's recently modernized fleet used for North American and transatlantic routes.

This particular aircraft is registered in Malta (as indicated by 9H- registration).

C-GUBF has been a core part of Air Transat\'s long-haul fleet, supporting transatlantic leisure travel.

Registration C-GTSR is visible on the tail. The aircraft appears to be at a European airport, possibly Paris-CDG, a regular Air Transat destination.

The nose section clearly shows the 'AIRBUS A321neo' titling and Air Transat's branding. The WestJet winglet in the foreground adds a unique dual-carrier perspective for Canadian aviation enthusiasts.

This aircraft wears a special Montreal livery as part of Air Transat's celebration of Canadian cities.