Aviation News – Air Greenland has released photographs of its first Airbus A320neo, marking an important step in the airline’s fleet development ahead of the opening of the new airport at Ilulissat, Greenland, on 29 October 2026. The aircraft will operate flights between Ilulissat and Copenhagen, strengthening connections between Greenland and Denmark.
The aircraft, currently registered LN-RGO and carrying manufacturer serial number 7352, was painted in Tallinn, Estonia. It flew to Oslo, Norway, on 21 October 2026 for a cabin refit before entering service with Air Greenland. Following delivery, the aircraft will receive the registration OY-UNA.
The introduction of the A320neo comes at an important time for Greenland’s aviation infrastructure. The new airport at Ilulissat is scheduled to open on 29 October 2026, creating new opportunities for international air services. Air Greenland plans to use its first A320neo on the route connecting Ilulissat with Copenhagen, one of the key links between Greenland and mainland Europe.
