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Video: First Air Canada Airbus A220 Performs Maiden Flight
Air Canada’s first Airbus A220-300 performed its maiden flight from Montreal-Mirabel, in Canada. The plane rolled out of the paint shop at Bombardier’s Mirabel facility in November. Air Canada is the North-American launch customer for the A220-300 and will eventually take delivery of 45 planes. The carrier also has 30 options to exercise, all of which will be used to replace the airline’s oldest Airbus A320 family aircraft and its entire Embraer E190 fleet. (airwaysmag.com) さらに...
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Nice size comparison, with the MD-11F right behind it.
What's with the little flap open upwards on the right tail area, just under the vertical stabilizer?
Air intake for the APU maybe, but was it open in flight?
Air intake for the APU maybe, but was it open in flight?
Yes! I am anxious to know as well!...
I would also be interested in knowing this.
Affirmative. It is the APU Door.
It is part of any maiden flights normal test procedures to keep it running until subsequent test points at 15000 ft.
It is part of any maiden flights normal test procedures to keep it running until subsequent test points at 15000 ft.
Nice airplane. Not so great airline.
MISSED OPPORTUNITY ! ! Was hoping that AC should have gone for the raccoon / raton laveur look on the windscreen. :-{(
