Commercial Boeing 777-200 Air Canada flying over the amazing sunset, 24 Oct, 2022, Toronto, CAAir Canada has announced the launch of a new direct flight route connecting Toronto and Oslo, set to begin on 3 June 2027. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first nonstop service between the two cities, enhancing connectivity and travel options for passengers.
The route will be operated with an Airbus A321XLR, offering 182 seats, and is expected to strengthen Norway’s long-haul connectivity while opening new opportunities for tourism from Canada and North America.
By providing a direct link, Air Canada aims to facilitate easier access for travellers, potentially increasing the flow of visitors and fostering economic ties between the two nations.
The new service is part of Air Canada's strategy to expand its international network and offer more convenient travel options to its customers. The airline's decision to connect Toronto, a major Canadian hub, with Oslo, Norway's capital, reflects the growing demand for travel between North America and Scandinavia.
This development is anticipated to benefit both leisure and business travellers, offering a seamless travel experience without the need for layovers. The direct route is expected to attract a diverse range of passengers, from tourists exploring Norway's scenic landscapes to business professionals engaging in cross-border ventures.
The service will also offer convenient onward connections through Toronto, including U.S. pre-clearance facilities for passengers travelling to destinations in the United States.
Avinor and Innovation Norway welcomed the planned route, saying improved direct connectivity could boost inbound tourism and strengthen Norway’s position in the North American market.
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