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14 Sep 2026 · © Siliconserver

A sharp climb out for airBaltic's Airbus A220-300 (YL-CSN) with distinctive green livery accents.

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Aircraft

airBaltic standard livery

Airline

Manufacturer

Gear

SONY ILCE-6700 Sony E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 OSS

Achievements

Winglet Watcher, Boeing Beginner, Airbus Aficionado

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Photo grade

S

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Score: 91.0

Beautifully lit airBaltic A220 in dynamic climb with vibrant livery and crisp registration—outstanding framing and clarity!

Location

Aussichtspunkt West

Frankfurt Main Airport · FRA/EDDF

50.0216, 8.5231

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Frankfurt Main Airport FRA

Insights

Aviation History

The Airbus A220-300 (formerly Bombardier CS300) was the launch type for airBaltic, marking their modernization and expansion; the airline is the largest A220 operator in Europe as of early 2024.

Fleet Rarity

airBaltic operates one of the largest A220 fleets, but as of 2024 there are fewer than 300 A220-300s in service globally.

Record Flights

A220-300s have operated the longest flights by this type (e.g. Riga-Dubai, over 6 hours); known for efficient long, thin routes.

Safety & Events

Generally strong safety record; no major accidents reported for airBaltic\'s A220s.

Future Outlook

Active in airBaltic\'s fleet and expected to remain in front-line service for many years.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW1500G

Engine

35.1 meters

Wingspan

38.7 meters

Length

6,297 km

Range

871 km/h

Speed

145-160 passengers

Capacity

70,900 kg

MTOW

11.5 meters

Height

Up to 23,300 lbf (104 kN) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4, typically ~74-76 EPNdB at takeoff

Noise