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BermudAir Chooses the Airbus A220 for its Next Phase of Growth

by Bruce Parkinson  July 23, 2026
BermudAir Chooses the Airbus A220 for its Next Phase of Growth

BermudAir has become a new A220 customer following the order of 10 A220-300 aircraft, marking the first ever Airbus order for the airline. 

Unveiled during Farnborough Airshow, the addition of the A220 aircraft will enhance BermudAir’s fleet, offering new possibilities for route development and new destinations and becoming a new region of operations for the A220.

“The A220 is the ideal aircraft for BermudAir’s next phase of growth,” said Adam Scott, Founder and Chief Executive Officer. “Its exceptional range, operating economics, and performance at constrained airports will help us connect more communities across Bermuda, the Caribbean, and North America with direct, reliable, and convenient air service.”

Scott added: “Just as importantly, the A220 offers an outstanding passenger experience. BermudAir has quickly established itself as the premier airline serving Bermuda and the Caribbean, supported by a differentiated onboard product and 70+ Net Promoter Score. The A220’s spacious, quiet and comfortable cabin is perfectly aligned with the experience our guests have come to expect from us.”

The BermudAir livery.

The A220-300 will feature a 135-seat three-class layout and will allow BermudAir to unlock non-stop routes and connect Atlantic and Caribbean destinations directly with scheduling flexibility. 

Delivering a 25% reduction in fuel burn and CO2 emissions per seat compared to previous-generation aircraft, the A220 brings a more sustainable aircraft to the delicate island environments BermudAir serves.

Airbus says the partnership marks another milestone, embedding the A220 as a core asset in a brand-new region of operation and showcasing its ability to thrive in highly specialized regional and mainline markets.

Combining the longest range, lowest fuel consumption, the A220 is the most modern airliner in its size category, carrying between 100 up to 160 passengers on flights of up to 3,600 nautical miles (6,700 km). 

At the end of June 2026, 526 A220s had been delivered to more than 25 operators worldwide. The A220 historical order book stands at more than 1,100 orders, as of the end of June 2026.

  
  
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