and 160 passengers. Since the acquisition of the program by Airbus, the A220-300 has been accused of cannibalizing sales from the A319neo. Given the two aircraft's striking similarities in size and range, and the lower operating costs of the A220 over the A319, it is likely that part of the low sales numbers of the latter jet can be attributed to the availability of the A220. Marketing designation of the BD-500-1A11 for aircraft from serial number 55003. ACJ TwoTwenty The corporate jet version of the A220-100 has a range of and a cabin area of for 18 passengers. The first delivery is expected in 2023. Operators Orders and deliveries Accidents and incidents Accidents (zero data) The A220 family has zero accidents to date. Incidents (engine related) After three inflight shutdowns in July, September, and October 2019, Swiss International Air Lines temporarily withdrew its fleet for inspection. Specifications See also Notes References External links A220 A220 2010s Canadian airliners Twinjets Low-wing aircraft Aircraft first flown in 2013