Airbus Expects A220 Engine Crisis to End by Late 2026
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After years of operational disruption caused by GTF's PW1500G engines, Airbus Canada and Pratt & Whitney show an unprecedented optimism: according to a recent press briefing in Montréal-Mirabel, "the AOG crisis is over" and the last A220 immobilized for engine reasons are expected to be released by the end of 2026. The PW1500G engine crisis, a long road that entered service under the name CSeries before it was purchased by Airbus in 2018, the A2…
A220 engine crisis nears end, say Airbus, Pratt
Airbus Canada (ABK, Montréal Mirabel) and Pratt & Whitney say technical issues that have plagued the A220 programme have largely been resolved and they expect no A220 aircraft to remain grounded due to geared turbofan (GTF) engine problems by the end of 2026, according to Leeham News and Analysis. Reporting from a recent media briefing at Airbus Canada's production facility at Montréal Mirabel, Leeham said it was told that only 2% to 3% of groun…
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