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ATW Photo Gallery-Bombardier CSeries' first passenger flight

Jun 6, 2016
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Following the closing of this years IATA AGM in Dublin, more than 20 Star Alliance CEOs and a group of select journalists joined the first-ever CSeries aircraft demonstration flight. The special flight took off in Dublin the afternoon of June 3 to the Star Alliance Chief Executive Board meeting in Zurich.

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