Seats. The A330 Business Cabin is furnished with a fully lie-flat 6.5ft long bed. And with a width of 22 inches, you'll have plenty of room to stretch out as you dream your way across the Atlantic.

Yes, the Airbus A330 is a stalwart of transatlantic aviation and has been flying between Europe and North America for decades. In 2026, both the older "CEO" (Current Engine Option) and the newer A330neo (New Engine Option) variants are commonly used on these routes. The A330-200 has a range of approximately 7,250 nautical miles, while the larger A330-300 can cover 6,350 nautical miles—both of which easily cover the roughly 3,000 to 4,000-mile distance across the Atlantic. The newest version, the A330-900neo, is even more efficient, with a range of 7,200 nautical miles, allowing it to fly from deep within Europe to the U.S. West Coast. Airlines like Delta, Aer Lingus, and TAP Air Portugal heavily rely on the A330 for transatlantic crossings because its twin-engine design is more fuel-efficient than older four-engine jets while still providing a spacious "wide-body" experience with two aisles for passenger comfort on the 7-to-10-hour journeys.