The airline is fully committed to further expanding both hubs’ trans-Atlantic presence in the upcoming years. In terms of average daily trans-Atlantic seats, Air Canada’s hubs in Toronto and Montreal will rank as the third and fifth largest in North America, respectively. With a comprehensive network of 51 routes connecting 30 cities across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and India, Air Canada is set to become the foremost Canadian carrier operating across the Atlantic in the summer of 2024. Air Canada Launches New Vancouver to Dubai Flights | Photo: Air Canada Atlantic Service Eligible passengers will also enjoy priority check-in, access to Maple Leaf Lounges, priority boarding, and other available benefits. This new route will offer attractive choices for both leisure travelers and returning business passengers.Īir Canada’s Montreal-Madrid service will be operated using a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring 255 seats across three service classes: Signature Class with lie-flat seats, Premium Economy, and Economy Class.Īll passengers have the opportunity to earn and redeem points through Aeroplan, Canada’s premier loyalty program. It will be the sole year-round service connecting Montreal and the Spanish capital, complementing Air Canada’s longstanding Toronto-Madrid flights.

The highlight of this announcement is the introduction of the new Montreal-Madrid route. In anticipation of this trend, we are extending our flight schedule to provide travelers with increased options and flexibility as they make plans for their 2024 vacations.”

Mark Galardo, the Executive Vice President of Revenue and Network Planning at Air Canada, commented, “Air Canada experienced a remarkable resurgence in international travel this past summer, especially on trans-Atlantic routes, and we anticipate that Europe will continue to be a popular destination next year.

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