Air Canada flights, as well as Air Canada Rouge and Air Canada Express flights in North America, Mexico and the Caribbean, are now equipped with a free Wi-Fi connection. And from next year, international flights will also be covered. The only condition: you must be a member of the Aeroplan loyalty programme.
" Quality connectivity has become essential for the travelling publicsays Mark Nasr, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Air Canada. We are delighted to launch this service today to provide Aeroplan Members with free Wi-Fi in the North American network as well as onboard flights to Mexico and the Caribbean, in partnership with Bell. This initiative underscores Air Canada's commitment to enhancing the customer experience by taking the lead in providing streaming connectivity, which will be rolled out at a pace unmatched by other airlines in Canada and around the world. We are now offering Wi-Fi on 88 % aircraft in our fleet, with installation of the service on the remaining aircraft to be completed by early 2026. This initiative will include an industry first, the upcoming deployment of Wi-Fi on Air Canada Express Q400 aircraft serving Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport. ".
Nice-Montréal back in service
Alongside this announcement, Air Canada is taking a further step towards French business travellers. Visit 2 Maythe company has relaunched its route Nice-Montreal. Up to five direct flights now link the Côte d'Azur and Quebec. The seasonal service is due to end on 24 October.
" We are delighted to be resuming our summer service between Nice and Montréal "says Jean-François Raudin, General Manager France at Air Canada. " This route perfectly illustrates our commitment to the French market and offers travellers a direct link between two dynamic and culturally rich regions. Whether visiting loved ones, discovering Canada or travelling on business, Air Canada is proud to offer superior service on its transatlantic flights. ".
