Air Canada has ordered five more Airbus A220-300 aircraft, increasing its total orders to 65. This expansion reflects the airline’s commitment to sustainability and efficient operations, leveraging the A220’s fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The A220’s popularity and Air Canada’s fleet modernization strategy are key drivers behind this decision, demonstrating a commitment to both profitability and environmental consciousness.
Air Canada plans to expand its US network by adding over seven new destinations by 2028, including restoring former routes and launching new connections between major Canadian and US cities. The expansion will leverage next-generation aircraft and aims to meet growing cross-border travel demand, strengthening Air Canada’s position in North American aviation.
Air Canada announces a revolutionary change in air travel, offering fast, free Wi-Fi on North American flights starting May 2025, expanding to international routes by 2026. This initiative, in partnership with Bell, enhances the passenger experience with complimentary streaming-quality Wi-Fi for Aeroplan members, while non-members can access it for a reduced fee. The airline also highlights its commitment to premium in-flight services and convenience.
Air Canada is enhancing its Toronto (YYZ) to Tampa (TPA) route in February 2025, replacing three daily flights with two daily Airbus A330-300 flights. This upgrade offers increased passenger capacity, premium amenities, and a more comfortable travel experience.
Air Canada announces significant expansion of its Vancouver hub, adding three new routes to Tampa, Raleigh, and Nashville, plus increased capacity to other US cities. This expansion, in partnership with United Airlines, offers travelers more options and strengthens Vancouver’s position as a key North American gateway.
Air Canada is transforming domestic air travel with its new Digital ID program, utilizing facial recognition technology for faster boarding. Starting in Vancouver, the program will expand nationwide, offering a more convenient and secure travel experience for Canadian passengers.
Air Canada and Vancouver International Airport (YVR) pioneer facial recognition boarding in Canada, offering passengers a quicker, more convenient, and secure way to board domestic flights. Learn about the program’s benefits, enrollment process, and privacy features.
Air Canada has announced a significant purchase of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from Neste, marking a key step towards its ambitious environmental goals. This move highlights the airline’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and underscores the need for greater SAF production and government support in Canada.
Air Canada has expanded its codeshare partnership with Thai Airways, offering travelers more seamless connections between Bangkok and key Vietnamese destinations. This strategic move provides Canadian and international passengers with enhanced access to popular destinations in Asia, simplifying travel with single-ticket booking and luggage transfer services.
Air Canada’s direct flight service from London Heathrow to Ottawa is set to return in March 2025 after a four-year hiatus, reconnecting Canada’s capital with Europe and fostering tourism, business connections, and economic growth. This strategic move will offer seamless access for leisure and business travelers, benefitting Ottawa’s tourism industry and positioning the city as a prime destination for international events.
