Airbus (formerly Bombardier) A220-300

15 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Registration C-GYLG is among the recent A220 deliveries to Air Canada. The livery features Air Canada’s updated black-and-white palette with the red maple leaf logo.

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Maulin_Agrawal · 01 Apr 2026

So cool! 🛩️

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Aircraft

A220-300 A223

Air Canada (new livery)

C-GYLG

Registration

Airline

Air Canada

ACA / AC

Manufacturer

Airbus (formerly Bombardier)

Insights

Aviation History

The A220-300 (formerly Bombardier CS300) is notable as a new-generation, highly efficient regional jet, now built by Airbus.

Fleet Rarity

Part of a growing but still relatively limited global fleet (<300 units A220-300 in service worldwide as of early 2024). Air Canada is one of the largest operators in North America.

Record Flights

The A220-300 is regularly used on medium-haul and transcontinental North American routes, including Toronto–San Jose, which is one of the longest A220 flights operated by Air Canada.

Safety & Events

No major incidents reported for registration C-GYLG as of 2024.

Future Outlook

Still flying; likely to remain in service for 10+ years.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW1500G

Engine

35.1 meters

Wingspan

38.7 meters

Length

6,297 kilometers

Range

871 kilometers per hour

Speed

Up to 145 passengers (Air Canada config: 137)

Capacity

70,900 kilograms

MTOW

11.5 meters

Height

Up to 23,300 lbf (103.6 kN)

Thrust

71.6 dB (ICAO Chapter 14 compliant)

Noise

None.