Airplane types

Did you know that our A330-200 Airbus airplanes are named after famous squares?

This airplane looks just like the A330-200, but has 10 extra windows.

The engines of these airplanes help emit less CO₂ compared to their predecessors.

Traveling to a destination within Europe? Odds are the Boeing 737-700 will get you there.

From Albatross to Whimbrel: our Boeing 737-800s are named after birds.

This the third Boeing 737 airplane type we added to our fleet.

Meet the Boeing 777-200ER, the smallest of our ‘triple 7’ record-setting airplane types.

One of our ‘triple seven’ airplane family members, slightly longer than the 777-200ER.

Long flights? No problem for our Boeing 787-9 ‘Dreamliners’ — they're very fuel efficient.

Like our 787-9, the Boeing 787-10 ‘Dreamliners’ can bridge vast distances.

The smallest of our ‘Cityhoppers’, the 175 will get you to destinations across Europe.

Traveling within Europe? This medium-sized 'Cityhopper' may be waiting for you at the gate.

This airplane type is the largest of our 'Cityhoppers', and the most fuel-efficient in its class.