So, I was reading up on Air Canada's latest fleet choices and saw they're going all-in on the Airbus A220, with a bunch more on order. I think they're up to around 60 now. Pretty big push! I guess they find the A220s super efficient for their North American routes, especially with all the fuel-saving tech.
But here's what I'm curious about-how do you all think this will change their domestic network? I figure it might open up more non-stop options between smaller cities, which would be awesome. Plus, with the comfort level in those planes, passengers are in for a better experience, right?
Anyone know if this might push other Canadian airlines to consider the A220 too? Or will they stick with the Boeing 737 or older models? Would love to hear your thoughts on how this might shake up the Canadian market!
But here's what I'm curious about-how do you all think this will change their domestic network? I figure it might open up more non-stop options between smaller cities, which would be awesome. Plus, with the comfort level in those planes, passengers are in for a better experience, right?
Anyone know if this might push other Canadian airlines to consider the A220 too? Or will they stick with the Boeing 737 or older models? Would love to hear your thoughts on how this might shake up the Canadian market!