Air Canada has unveiled its expanded 2024-25 winter sun network, boasting enhanced frequencies and exciting new routes. The airline is adding new services connecting Ottawa and Quebec City to the captivating Tulum, Mexico, as well as Montreal to the beautiful island of Saint Maarten.
In addition to these new offerings, Air Canada is boosting its flight schedules from Halifax, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver to highly sought-after vacation spots in Florida and the Caribbean.
This season, Air Canada aims to operate up to 50 daily departures from Canada, serving a comprehensive network of 55 destinations across the Caribbean and the US Sun belt.
“Air Canada continues to expand the breadth of its winter leisure network by adding new routes to in-demand leisure destinations, including Saint Maarten and Tulum,” stated Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Revenue and Network Planning, at Air Canada. “Air Canada was the first Canadian carrier to launch service to Tulum, the newest airport in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, and we are thrilled to expand our services to offer non-stop flights from both Ottawa and Quebec City to this exciting destination. With the addition of new services to Saint Maarten from Montreal complementing our services from Toronto, Air Canada offers the most weekly frequencies from Canada to this binational, multicultural Caribbean island.”
“Air Canada and Air Canada Vacations will offer a multitude of travel options and increased frequencies from airports across Canada so customers can conveniently reach popular winter sun destinations. These flights are already available for sale and customers can make their winter travel plans now. We look forward to welcoming you onboard,” added Galardo.
The expanded winter flight offerings provide travelers with a wider range of options to escape the cold and embrace the warmth of sunny destinations. With more choices and convenient schedules, Air Canada is making it easier than ever for Canadians to experience the beauty and excitement of the Caribbean and the US Sun Belt.
