Airbus has stated that the technical issues that grounded many A220s have now “largely been resolved,” and that affected aircraft should be in the air before year-end. It’s said that the Pratt & Whitney engine problems are currently affecting just 3% of the global fleet of aircraft, with these planes still out of service.
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