It’s an interesting time for aviation in Greenland. We’re witnessing huge investments in the territory’s aviation infrastructure, and as a result, we’re also seeing quite a bit of extra air service there. In early 2025, government-owned Air Greenland announced that it would double its jet fleet.

There’s now an update, as we’re just months from the plane entering service, and we now have a better sense of how this will all play out.

Air Greenland will fly Airbus A320neo as of April 2027

Air Greenland plans to fly the Airbus A320neo out of Ilulissat

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Air Greenland will fly Airbus A320neo as of April 2027

Currently, Air Greenland’s fixed-wing fleet consists of nine passenger aircraft, including one Airbus A330-800neo and eight De Havilland Dash 8-200 turboprops (this is in addition to a pretty cool helicopter fleet).

Beyond that, Air Greenland has signed an agreement with leasing company Carlyle, to acquire an Airbus A320neo aircraft.…