Written on 8th June 2017

Air Canada is getting its summer off to an early start with 11 new international services

Air Canada got its summer off to an early start with the launch of two new international routes from Vancouver to Nagoya and Frankfurt, marking the beginning of the airline's summer season. In total, the airline plans to launch 11 new international non-stop routes this summer from Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal.

The 11 new international services will be operated from Vancouver, Toronto or Montreal, either by Air Canada mainline, using Boeing 787-8/9 or Airbus A330-300 aircraft, or by Air Canada Rouge, flying Boeing 767-300ER or A319-100 aircraft. Two routes, Vancouver-Taipei and Toronto-Mumbai, will continue to operate year-round while the others are available for the summer season. These international additions to Air Canada's network follow on new transborder routes started this year from Vancouver to Boston, Denver and Dallas; from Toronto to Savannah, San Antonio, and Memphis and Montreal to Dallas; and, later this month, from Montreal to Washington Dulles.

The new international routes starting for summer 2017 include:

From Vancouver

Destination Start Date Aircraft Type Frequency
Frankfurt June 1st, 2017 Boeing 787-8 (mainline) Daily (seasonal)
Nagoya June 1st, 2017 Boeing 767-300ER (Rouge) Four-weekly (seasonal)
Taipei June 8th , 2017 Boeing 787-9 (mainline) Daily (year-round)
London Gatwick June 8th , 2017 Boeing 767-300ER (Rouge) Three-weekly (seasonal)

 

From Toronto

Destination Start Date Aircraft Type Frequency
Berlin June 3rd, 2017 Boeing 767-300ER (Rouge) Four-weekly (seasonal)
Reykjavik June 21st, 2017 Airbus A319-100 (Rouge) Four-weekly (seasonal)
Mumbai July 1st, 2017 Boeing 787-9 (mainline) Four-weekly (year-round)

 

From Montreal

Destination Start Date Aircraft Type Frequency
Marseille June 9th, 2017 Boeing 767-300ER (Rouge) Three-weekly (seasonal)
Tel Aviv June 22nd, 2017 Airbus A330-300 (mainline) Twice-weekly (seasonal)
Reykjavik June 23rd, 2017 Airbus A319-100 (Rouge) Three-weekly (seasonal)
Algiers July 1st, 2017 Boeing 767-300ER (Rouge) Four-weekly (seasonal)

 

Source: Air Canada