Air Canada announced expanding its international network for summer 2023with the addition of new lines in Europe since BrusselsToulouse and Copenhagen. The carrier is also announcing theincreased frequencies on eight other European routes.
" We are continuing our progressive approach of expanding our network in line with forecast demand.said Mark Galardo, Vice-President of Network Planning atAir Canada. We are particularly pleased to be adding three new strategic services for theEuropeto restore important connections with Japan and increase the frequency of key international services for the summer of 2023."
The Vice-Chairman points out that " the link Toronto–Brusselswhich will be added to our current service from Montreal, strengthens Air Canada's position in Europe and beyond thanks to Brussels Airlines, our Star Alliance commercial partner. As for our link Montréal-ToulouseIt will link two of the world's aeronautical centres and will be the only year-round service between North America and south-western Europe. France" .
Brussels-Toronto and Toulouse-Montreal start on 2 June with 5 weekly flights. The flight from Brussels will be operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, while the flight from Toulouse will be operated by an Airbus A330-300.
Le Canadian carrier is also strengthening its position on eight European routes. Air Canada will thus go from from six weekly flights to one daily flight between Geneva and Montreal and from three to four weekly flights between Nice and Montreal.
The carrier offers the following services on all its transatlantic routes a choice of three cabins. The Air Canada Signature Class, with sleeper seats and individual boxes. The Privilege Economy cabin, with seats offering more space and top-of-the-range services. And finally, traditional economy class.
