Air Canada has unveiled its expanded Winter 2026–27 schedule, enhancing travel options for European passengers with new routes to Latin America and the Caribbean. This winter, the airline will introduce services to destinations such as Rio de Janeiro, Cartagena, Guatemala City, and Costa Rica, offering more convenient connections through its Canadian hubs in Toronto and Montreal.

The expanded schedule aims to cater to the growing demand for travel to Latin America's popular destinations. Margaret Skinner, Senior Director Sales EMEAI at Air Canada, stated, “Our expanded winter sun schedule reflects continued strong demand from European travellers for seamless access to Latin America’s most popular destinations. With more options available this winter, we are making it faster and easier than ever for customers to explore all Latin America has to offer.”

In addition to Latin America, Air Canada is also providing easy access to Caribbean hotspots like Punta Cana, Cancun, and Nassau. The airline's extensive fleet offers various cabin options, including Signature Class, Premium Economy, and Economy, ensuring comfort for both leisure and business travellers.

European passengers can also benefit from U.S. Customs and immigration preclearance when connecting to the United States via Canada, allowing them to arrive as domestic passengers. Furthermore, Air Canada's loyalty programme, Aeroplan, offers members the flexibility to earn and redeem points across its global network.

With over 60 destinations in Latin America, Air Canada continues to be the leading Canadian carrier in the region, providing diverse travel opportunities for European adventurers this winter.

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