Since Saturday, Air Canada Rouge has been serving Marseille-Provence airport with three flights a week. Until 14 October Business travellers from Marseille can now fly to Montreal on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, departing at 1.45pm. Return flights leave Montreal at 9.15pm every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. They arrive at Marseille-Provence airport at 10.45am the following morning. This new flight is operated in B767-300ERwith a two classes The Red Premium cabin and the Economy cabin.
extend Air Canada's reach in France
" This is the only non-stop flight operated by a network carrier between Marseille and North America. "Benjamin Smith, President - Passenger Carriers, Air Canada. " This new Marseille-Montreal service will enable us to extend Air Canada's reach in France by adding to the routes operated from Paris, Lyon and Nice. In Montreal, our passengers will benefit from convenient connections throughout Canada and the United States, reinforcing Montreal-Trudeau airport's position as one of the world's leading air transport hubs. strategic hub for all of Eastern Canada and the North-Eastern United States "he adds.
In addition to Marseille, the airline will soon be adding three other international destinations to its summer schedule: Tel Aviv will be served twice a week from 22 June. The following day, a new flight will depart for Reykjavik (3 flights a week by A319). Finally, Air Canada Rouge will be flying to Algiers from 1 July, with four weekly flights.
