Aircraft ACJ 220-100

The ACJ 220-100 is a VIP airliner seating 15: 10,460 km range, 963 km/h cruise. In production since 2020. Covers the region's typical long legs nonstop. New from $88,000,000, pre-owned from $70,000,000, charter from $14,000 per flight hour.

Manufacturer specifications: Airbus Corporate Jets

Rental price

$ 14 000

Purchase price

$ 70 000 000

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15
Seats
963
Speed, km/h
10 460
Range, km
12.38
Trunk volume, m3
88
Suitcases
$14 000
Rental price

Technical specifications

Aircraft type
Aircraft
Aircraft category
Manufacturer
Cruising speed, km/h
963
Flight range, km
10 460
Flight time, hours
10:51
Maximum altitude, m
12 497
Maximum take-off weight, kg
63 730
Landing weight, kg
51 030
Load capacity, kg
15 127
Take-off distance, m
1 457
Landing distance, m
1 387
Number of engines
2
Engine
Pratt & Whitney PW1500G
Auxiliary power unit
Yes
Avionics
Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion

Cabin size

Cabin width, m
3.29
Cabin length, m
23.77
Cabin height, m
2.07
Cabin volume, m3
145.98
Luggage compartment volume, m3
12.38

Aircraft size

Aircraft length, m
30.4
Aircraft height, m
7.78
Wingspan, m
31.39

Features of the aircraft

1

Compact and Comfortable Cabin

The ACJ 220 offers a spacious and cozy interior that can be tailored to the owner’s preferences, creating an ideal environment for work or relaxation during long flights.

2

Fuel Efficiency

Equipped with advanced engines, the aircraft delivers high fuel efficiency, reducing operational costs and enhancing its appeal to owners.

3

Extended Flight Range

With a range of up to 10,460 km (5,648 nm), the ACJ 220 can operate international flights without refueling, enabling seamless global travel planning.

4

Advanced Flight Control Systems

The ACJ 220 features cutting-edge navigation and control systems that enhance flight safety. Pilots benefit from an intuitive interface for adapting to diverse conditions.

5

Interior Configuration Flexibility

Multiple cabin layout options allow owners to customize the space to their needs, creating a unique ambiance aligned with their style and requirements.

6

Low Cabin Noise

Advanced noise suppression systems ensure a quiet cabin environment, enabling passengers to focus on work or relaxation without distractions

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Popular destinations

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Almaty - Dubai

  • Flight range (km) – 3660
  • Flight time: 04:35
  • Price: €90,000
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Paris - Dubai

  • Flight range (km) – 3660
  • Flight time: 06:35
  • Price: €135,000
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Istanbul - London

  • Flight range (km) – 2500
  • Flight time: 04:00
  • Price: €80,000
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Beijing - Almaty

  • Flight range (km) – 3330
  • Flight time: 05:30
  • Price: €110,000
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Tashkent - Maldives

  • Flight range (km) – 4835
  • Flight time: 6:05
  • Price: €120,000

Commercial data

Canada
Country of manufacture
2020
Start of production
End of production
88 000 000
Price of a new aircraft ($)
70 000 000
Price of a used aircraf ($)
13 000
Flight hour cost ($)
On condition
Hot Section Inspection (HSI) (hours)
On condition
Overhaul interval (hours)
850 hours / 1 year
A-Check Interval
1700 hours / 2 years
B-Check Interval
8500 hours / 5 years
C-Check Interval
17,000 hours / 5 years
D-Check interval

Aircraft operating costs

Approximate costs calculated for the flight duration listed below

Variable Costs (USD) / hour 200
hours
400
hours
600
hours
800
hours
Engine programs 2 500 2 500 2 500 2 500
Airframe programs - - - -
APU/Propeller Programs - - - -
Maintenance cost 2 500 2 500 2 500 2 500
Fuel cost (at $950/ton price) 4 000 4 000 4 000 4 000
Takeoff, landing, handling fees 450 450 450 450
Navigation 80 80 80 80
Additional crew costs 100 120 150 150
Other costs 250 250 250 250
Amount of variable costs 9 880 9 900 9 930 9 930
Fixed costs / Year        
Crew salary 348 000 348 000 348 000 348 000
Engineer's salary 60 000 60 000 60 000 60 000
Crew training 120 000 120 000 120 000 120 000
Software and navigation 15 000 15 000 15 000 15 000
Insurance 75 000 75 000 75 000 75 000
Parking 75 000 75 000 75 000 75 000
Management fee 200 000 200 000 200 000 200 000
CAMP 20 000 20 000 20 000 20 000
Technical management 168 000 168 000 168 000 168 000
Other costs 250 000 300 000 350 000 400 000
Total fixed costs 1 331 000 1 381 000 1 431 000 1 481 000
TOTAL expenses 3 307 000 5 341 000 7 389 000 9 425 000
TOTAL price per flight hour 16 535 13 353 12 315 11 781
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  • Transcontinental flights: for long flights, you need an aircraft with long range and sleeping places, such as the Bombardier Global 6000 or Gulfstream G650ER.

Number of passengers:

  • Determine medium number of passengers that are flying most of the time, to select an aircraft with enough seats and comfort level for everyone.

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  • The cost of the aircraft should not exceed 5% of your capital. Otherwise, you could attract financing.

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  • Availability of full size bedroom, kitchen, sleeping places, shower room, internet and entertainment system.

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Frequently asked questions

ACJ 220-100: what kind of aircraft is it and what to consider when buying?

The TwoTwenty is Airbus's most compact business liner, built since 2020 on the A220-100. A 73 m² cabin in six zones — office, dining, bedroom, shower — for up to 18 seats. A range of about 10,500 km (Paris–New York nonstop) and Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engines. Positioned against flagship jets: three times the floor area for comparable money. The cabin has a flight attendant and hot meal service. The baggage compartment is accessible in flight. On typical legs it covers routes such as Vienna–Munich · Vienna–Istanbul · Geneva–New York. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

How much does the ACJ 220-100 cost: purchase and running costs?

Guide figures for the ACJ 220-100: average pre-owned price — $70M; new — $88M. Running costs at 300–400 h/year — about $5.34M/year, or $13,353 per flight hour. The final figure depends on year, hours flown, engine-programme status and configuration. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

What is Airbus Corporate Jets known for and which liners are in the range?

ACJ is Airbus's VIP division, building business versions of production airliners: the compact ACJ TwoTwenty (73 m² cabin, up to 18 seats), the narrow-body ACJ319neo and ACJ320neo, and the wide-body ACJ330neo and ACJ350. The key difference from classic business jets is space: a 3.7 m-wide cabin fits a bedroom, shower, meeting room and office. Support runs through Airbus's global service network. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

What range do ACJ aircraft have?

The ACJ TwoTwenty flies about 10,500 km — London–New York or Paris–Dubai nonstop. The ACJ320neo gives ~11,100 km with 25 passengers, the ACJ330neo up to 18,500 km, and the ACJ350 covers practically any pair of cities in the world nonstop. By comparison, a classic long-range jet needs a technical stop on routes longer than 14,000 km. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

How much does an ACJ cost and what shapes the price?

A new ACJ TwoTwenty with a fit-out runs about $88M, the ACJ320neo from $110M for a 'green' airframe plus $25–40M for the VIP interior. On the pre-owned market, 2000s ACJ319s are offered at $25–45M. Price is set by engine time remaining, heavy-check freshness, interior year and the presence of extra fuel tanks. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

How does the ACJ differ from Boeing Business Jets?

They are direct rivals: ACJ320neo versus BBJ 737 MAX. The Airbus cabin is wider — 3.70 m versus 3.53 m on the Boeing — and fly-by-wire is unified across the line, simplifying crew training. The BBJ answers with slightly more range in the MAX 7 version and a huge worldwide 737 fleet. In practice the choice comes down to cabin layout and the service base in the region of operation. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

What routes and tasks suit business liners?

A business liner is a flying residence or headquarters: cabins of 60–270 m² hold bedrooms, showers, meeting rooms for 8–12 and a staff area. Typical scenarios: flights for heads of state and corporations with 15–50-person delegations, family travel with staff, and artist and sports-team tours. Where a group feels cramped even in a Global, liner territory begins. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

What range and how many passengers do business liners have?

The ACJ TwoTwenty — 18 seats and 10,500 km; the ACJ320neo — 25 seats and 11,100 km; the BBJ 737-8 — 11,700 km with a 79 m² cabin; the Lineage 1000E — 19 seats and 8,500 km; the Sukhoi Business Jet — 19–23 seats and up to 7,200 km. Wide-body ACJ330neo and BBJ 787 cover 17,000–18,500 km — any pair of cities on the planet nonstop. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

How does a business liner differ from neighbouring classes?

Cabin area is 60–270 m² versus 25–40 m² on a Global or Gulfstream: full bedrooms, a shower and a cinema appear. The flip side: a liner needs runways from 2,000–2,500 m and full airport infrastructure, an hour costs one and a half to two times more, and cruise is lower (M0.78–0.85 versus M0.90). Up to 12–15 passengers a jet is more rational; more — a liner. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

Which business liners are in the fleet and how do they differ?

Fourteen aircraft: the Airbus ACJ line from the compact TwoTwenty to the wide-body ACJ350-9 (up to 19,000+ km), Boeing BBJ 737 MAX in three sizes and the long-range BBJ 787/777-8, the Embraer Lineage 1000E with five cabin zones, and the Sukhoi Business Jet — 19–23 seats at half the price of Western equivalents, supported in the CIS. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

How do you choose an aircraft to buy for your needs?

Start from two numbers: the length of your typical route and the number of passengers. Up to 1,000 km and 4 people — a turboprop or light jet; 2,000–4,000 km — a midsize jet; nonstop intercontinental — a long-range jet. Then adjust for short runways, baggage volume and sleeping berths. We'll match a model to your profile and calculate the ownership economics. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

New aircraft or pre-owned — which is the better buy?

A new aircraft means a factory warranty and a 1–3-year queue, but the price is at its peak. A pre-owned aircraft means immediate delivery and a price 30–60% lower, while engine time and history matter. For most buyers a fresh 3–7-year-old aircraft is optimal: the main depreciation has happened and plenty of life remains. We cost both options. Send us a request — we'll prepare options, calculate running costs and analyse the best fit for your task.

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Description of the ACJ 220-100 aircraft

The Airbus ACJ 220-100, also known as the ACJ TwoTwenty, is a revolutionary model in the world of business aviation, occupying a unique niche between classic large business jets and VIP airliners. Based on the modern Airbus A220-100 commercial airliner, this aircraft was designed for customers who value space, transcontinental range, and a high level of comfort without compromise.

Marketed as a "flying residence," it's designed for global business leaders, major corporations, government officials, and wealthy private owners. Its primary purpose is to provide the ideal environment for work, meetings, and relaxation during long intercontinental flights, transforming travel time into a productive or relaxing continuation of the day.

Purpose and usage scenarios

The ACJ 220-100's practical range is approximately 10,500 km, enabling nonstop flights of up to 12 hours. This opens the possibility of direct connections between global city pairs such as London and Los Angeles, Moscow and Jakarta, and Beijing and Melbourne.

The aircraft is ideal for long-haul transcontinental missions, where passengers spend a significant portion of the day in the air and value the ability to avoid technical stops. This class of business airliner is chosen by those for whom standard large business jets are cramped, and chartering a full-size VIP airliner isn't always feasible. The ACJ 220-100 offers a compromise: range and comfort comparable to airliners, with operational flexibility similar to large jets, including the ability to operate from limited-length runways.

Interior and comfort

The ACJ 220-100's main advantage is its cabin. With a floor area of approximately 73 m² and a volume of 146 m³, it offers two to three times more space than traditional long-range business jets. These dimensions allow for virtually any custom configuration.

A typical layout divides the salon into six fully-separated zones. These may include: a spacious entrance area with a dressing room, a main lounge area for relaxation and socializing, a conference area with a meeting table, a private office, a multimedia area for watching movies, and, most importantly, a master bedroom with a full-size king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom with a shower.

Cabin noise levels are significantly reduced thanks to advanced soundproofing and quiet new-generation engines. Large windows flood the cabin with natural light, and a smart cabin system allows you to control lighting, temperature, and electrochromic window tinting. The aircraft is equipped with high-speed satellite communications (up to 50 Mbps), ensuring stable internet and communications throughout the entire flight. All this creates an environment in which passengers can fully work, rest, and recuperate during even the longest flights.

Flight and operational characteristics

The aircraft is equipped with two fuel-efficient Pratt & Whitney PW1500G turbofan engines, which not only deliver high performance but also reduce fuel consumption by up to 25% compared to the previous generation. Its cruise speed allows it to compete effectively with commercial flights in terms of travel time.

Despite its size, the ACJ 220-100 boasts excellent takeoff and landing performance. It requires a takeoff distance of approximately 1,457 meters (4,457 ft), and a landing distance of 1,387 meters (4,387 ft). This allows it to operate at a significant number of international and regional airports with medium-length runways, where access for larger wide-body aircraft may be limited. The ability to fly at altitudes of up to 12,500 meters (41,000 ft) ensures comfort and optimal routing.

Ownership/operation economics

Owning an ACJ 220-100 ranks among the highest-end business aviation investments. According to the manufacturer, this model's key operating costs can be up to a third lower than traditional competitors in the VIP jet segment, thanks to the high fuel efficiency of the airframe and engines. Key expenses include significant fuel costs, comprehensive maintenance, participation in engine support programs, high crew salaries (3-4 crew members are required), insurance, and parking.

Owning such an aircraft is economically feasible for intensive annual flight hours (400-500 hours) for entities whose global operations require regular long-haul flights for large delegations in maximum comfort and privacy. For occasional use, chartering for a specific route is a more rational alternative.

Who is this plane suitable for?

1) Major international corporations and holding companies: for transporting boards of directors, senior management, and key partners to global meetings and inspections. The aircraft becomes a tool for enhancing status, productivity, and safety;

2) Government delegations and heads of state: for official visits and diplomatic missions where autonomy, security, the ability to work en route and accommodation of the accompanying delegation are required;

3) Family offices and high-net-worth individuals: for whom travel is a lifestyle choice. Airplanes allow for long-haul intercontinental flights with family and guests in the comfort and luxury of home;

4) Specialist premium charter operators: able to offer this unique product to the exclusive charter market for special events such as honeymoon trips or high-end tours.

Result

The Airbus ACJ 220-100 is an aircraft that redefines standards at the top end of business aviation. It is ideal for missions where maximum comfort and space are critical for 10-12 hours of continuous flight. This model is worth considering for those for whom classic business jets have become cramped, and the capabilities and operating costs of a full-fledged VIP airliner are excessive. The ACJ 220-100 offers a unique balance, serving as an efficient, technologically advanced, and exceptionally comfortable tool for conquering global distances.

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Buy a ACJ 220-100 — specs, price and cost of ownership

The ACJ 220-100 is a VIP airliner: 15 seats, 10,460 km range, 963 km/h cruise. Pre-owned prices from $70,000,000; direct hourly cost from $13,000. Turnkey sourcing, inspection and deal support.