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Air Canada Unveils New Glowing Hearted Cabins for 2027
Air Canada has revealed its most significant cabin redesign to date, introducing next‑generation Glowing Hearted cabins that promise a distinctly Canadian experience rooted in comfort, care and connection. Debuted at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, the new interiors will first appear on the airline’s Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787‑10 Dreamliner, before informing upgrades across the wider fleet. The design is the first major expression of Air Canada’s new Glowing Hearted brand standard and forms a key pillar of its New Frontiers growth strategy, which aims to position the carrier among the world’s leading airlines. A step‑change for all cabins, not just the pointy end Air Canada’s Glowing Hearted standard introduces tangible upgrades for every cabin, with a focus on personal space, technology and Canadian‑inspired design. Key enhancements across the new A321XLR and 787‑10 interiors include: All‑new ergonomic seats with built‑in tablet holders and larger overhead bins, maximising storage and comfort Significantly larger 4K OLED seatback screens for every customer, paired with Bluetooth audio, making it easier to use personal wireless headphones High‑powered USB‑C and AC power outlets at every seat, so laptops and devices can stay fully charged throughout the flight A refreshed Premium Economy cabin with extended privacy wings, offering a more cocooned, comfortable feel on longer journeys These changes are designed to make the experience more consistent and premium from Economy through to Signature Class, rather than limiting innovation to the front rows. Airbus A321XLR – first lie‑flat seats in Canada on a single‑aisle jet The Airbus A321XLR will be the first aircraft to showcase the new Glowing Hearted cabin, entering service from summer 2026. It also introduces a Canadian first: 14 lie‑flat Air Canada Signature Class seats on a single‑aisle aircraft, setting a new benchmark for comfort on narrow‑body long‑haul and transcon routes This configuration will allow Air Canada to: Open up new trans‑Atlantic routes that are better suited to smaller aircraft Offer a true lie‑flat premium product on more North America transcontinental flights, blurring the line between wide‑body and single‑aisle comfort In addition to the lie‑flat Signature seats, all cabins on the A321XLR will feature: 4K OLED inflight entertainment screens – 13‑inch in Economy and larger displays in premium cabins Bluetooth audio, ergonomic seating and the full Glowing Hearted design language Technical and seatmap details can be found in Air Canada’s A321XLR factsheet. Boeing 787‑10 – new Air Canada Signature Plus Suites When the Boeing 787‑10 joins the fleet, it will debut Air Canada Signature Plus, a new ultra‑premium front‑of‑cabin suite concept designed for customers who want more space, privacy and sociability on long‑haul routes. Key features of the Signature Plus Suites include: A larger 2‑metre / 6’5” fully flat bed A quartzite‑topped table and dedicated guest seat, allowing a companion to join for dining or conversation in cruise A higher privacy wall and additional storage for personal items The four Signature Plus Suites at the very front of the aircraft are arranged so that: The two centre suites feature fully retractable sliding privacy panels, enabling up to four travellers to interact when desired and then restore privacy for rest Across the 787‑10 cabin, Air Canada is upgrading inflight entertainment with: 4K OLED screens measuring 13‑inch in Economy, 16‑inch in Premium Economy and up to 27‑inch in the premium cabins, all with Bluetooth audio The new 787‑10 product is aimed squarely at long‑haul business and premium leisure travellers, especially those flying as couples, families or small groups who value both privacy and shared space. Distinctly Canadian design: Glowing Hearted details The Glowing Hearted cabin aesthetic is inspired by Canada’s landscapes, materials and design sensibility, with a focus on calm, warmth and quality. Signature design cues across the A321XLR and 787‑10 include: Air Canada Signature red stitching and bespoke fabrics, adding subtle national accents to a palette of greys and stone tones Natural wood‑grain details paired with bronze metal accents, echoing Canadian forests and modern architecture Leather‑grain surfaces and robust metal finishes, chosen for both refined aesthetics and long‑term durability The sense of welcome begins at the door: On the A321XLR, a backlit canopy of maple leaves greets boarding customers, creating an instantly recognisable, Canadian‑themed entryway On the 787‑10, premium customers are met by a wave‑like entrance monument inspired by Canada’s waterways, anchored by a bronze Air Canada rondelle emblem Later this year, Air Canada will reveal complementary upgrades to soft products, including service style, menus and amenity kits, to round out the end‑to‑end Glowing Hearted hospitality experience. Fleet‑wide upgrades: Rouge, Express and beyond Beyond the A321XLR and 787‑10, Air Canada is rolling out broader interior and experience upgrades across its North American fleets. Planned changes include: Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft currently flying for Air Canada Rouge will be moved into the mainline fleet and retrofitted with the latest design standard, aligning them with the new Glowing Hearted look and feel Boeing 737 MAX aircraft will transition into the Rouge brand in 2026, where they will offer: Personal seatback entertainment Reclining seats Complimentary Fast, Free Wi‑Fi sponsored by Bell Air Canada Express aircraft, operated by Jazz Aviation LP, are receiving new cabins and already feature next‑generation Fast, Free Wi‑Fi These moves mean that customers on leisure and sun routes with Rouge, as well as regional flights, will increasingly enjoy modern interiors, connectivity and entertainment consistent with the mainline experience. Part of a broader end‑to‑end investment The cabin redesign is one piece of Air Canada’s wider investment in customer experience, which also spans: Modernised and expanded global lounge network, with new or renovated lounges opening across Canada and in Europe Upgraded onboard amenities, food and beverage offerings, entertainment and connectivity New digital tools aimed at smoothing the journey from booking through to arrival Together with the Glowing Hearted cabin refresh, these initiatives are being delivered by Air Canada’s 39,000+ employees, who “proudly fly the flag” worldwide.
Airbus delivers first A321XLR to Air Canada
Airbus has delivered the first of 30 A321XLR aircraft to Air Canada, marking a pivotal step in the airline's fleet renewal strategy. The aircraft, leased from SMBC Aviation Capital, will enable Air Canada to enhance its operational efficiency and expand its network by bridging the gap between narrowbody and widebody operations. The A321XLR is set to play a crucial role in Air Canada's plans to serve secondary markets with nonstop connectivity, thanks to its extended range and improved economics. The aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney GTF engines and features a two-cabin layout designed for comfort on longhaul flights. The premium cabin includes 14 Air Canada Signature Class full-flat seats, each with direct aisle access, whilst the economy cabin offers 168 seats. Passengers will enjoy the Airspace interior design, which includes the latest inflight entertainment, Bluetooth audio, full in-seat connectivity, and XL overhead bins with 60% more storage space. An advanced ambient lighting system is also included to help mitigate jetlag. The A321XLR, part of the A320neo Family, offers an unprecedented range of up to 4,700 nautical miles and a 30% lower fuel burn per seat compared to previous generation aircraft. This range allows Air Canada to operate nonstop transatlantic flights from Montreal and Toronto to destinations such as Berlin, Toulouse, and Edinburgh. As of March 2026, Airbus has secured over 500 orders for the A321XLR. Air Canada currently operates a fleet of 136 Airbus aircraft and has 61 more on order, including the recently ordered A350 aircraft. The A321XLR's ability to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) aligns with Airbus's goal to have its aircraft 100% SAF capable by 2030 This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Air Canada Vacations launches Travellers’ Top Picks Awards
Air Canada Vacations has announced the return of its Travellers' Top Picks Awards, inviting Canadians to vote for their favourite travel destinations across 10 categories. This initiative, which began last year, aims to highlight both iconic and lesser-known destinations that have left lasting impressions on travellers. Starting today, Canadians can participate in the awards by voting in categories such as Bucket List, Beach Vacation, Foodie Favourite, and Adventure Travel. Participants also have the chance to win US$5,000 in Air Canada eGift Cards by entering the Travellers' Top Picks Contest. Voting and contest entries are open until 30 June 2026, with winners to be announced in September. Nino Montagnese, Vice President of Air Canada Vacations, expressed enthusiasm for the awards' return, noting that last year's event garnered over 100,000 votes. "We're thrilled to be back with the 2nd edition of our Travellers' Top Picks Awards, celebrating the unique experiences and cherished memories Canadians create with Air Canada Vacations each year," Montagnese said. The awards feature categories that cater to a wide range of travel preferences, including Family, Romance, City Break, Hidden Gem, Wellness, and Arts & Culture. This diversity allows Canadians to share their travel stories and inspire others to explore new destinations. Air Canada Vacations, a leading travel expert for over 50 years, offers a variety of vacation packages, including all-inclusive options, flights, and tours. The company aims to provide seamless travel experiences with enhanced customer service and local support in key regions This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Air Canada launches first Airbus A321XLR flight
Air Canada has successfully operated its first Airbus A321XLR flight, taking off from Hamburg on 2 March 2026. This event marks a pivotal moment for the airline as it expands its fleet with this long-range, efficient aircraft designed for extended productivity. The Airbus A321XLR, described by Air Canada as "sleek and efficient," is set to enhance the airline's capabilities in long-haul travel. This aircraft is part of Air Canada's strategy to offer more direct flights and improve connectivity across its network, which spans over 180 airports worldwide. The addition of the A321XLR is expected to support Air Canada's long-term goals, including its commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Air Canada, headquartered in Montréal, is Canada's largest airline and a founding member of Star Alliance. The airline's Aeroplan programme, boasting over 10 million members, allows passengers to earn and redeem points with a vast network of 45 airline partners. This new aircraft addition is anticipated to further enhance the travel experience for Aeroplan members and other passengers. The launch of the A321XLR is a testament to Air Canada's ongoing efforts to modernise its fleet and improve its service offerings. As the airline continues to expand its reach, passengers can look forward to more travel options and improved flight experiences This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Air Canada boosts Mexico flights for summer 2026
Air Canada has announced a significant expansion of its summer schedule to Mexico, increasing seat capacity by 18% compared to last summer. This strategic move includes the introduction of new year-round flights from Montréal to Guadalajara, alongside increased frequencies to popular destinations such as Cancún, Monterrey, Mexico City, and Puerto Vallarta. Starting June 2026, the new Montréal-Guadalajara route will operate three times a week, whilst the Montréal-Cancún route will see an increase to 11 weekly flights. Toronto-Monterrey will rise to four weekly flights, and Vancouver will offer 11 weekly flights to Mexico City and two to Puerto Vallarta. Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at Air Canada, stated, “We continue to expand Air Canada’s far-reaching and diversified global network with improved connectivity between our hubs and cities across Mexico. This summer, Air Canada’s added capacity will further reinforce the long-standing tourism and commercial ties between our two countries.” Air Canada, which first flew to Mexico in 1954, now connects eight Canadian cities to 11 Mexican destinations during peak winter. The airline's expanded summer schedule will offer 1,700 daily seats one-way, enhancing connectivity for both passengers and cargo. Flights are available for booking on Air Canada's website, offering premium and economy cabins, complimentary inflight entertainment, and free Wi-Fi for Aeroplan Members. This expansion is part of Air Canada's broader strategy to strengthen ties with Latin America, facilitating tourism and trade This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Air Canada to Launch New Flights to Berlin, Nantes, Ponta Delgada
Air Canada announced a further expansion of its Summer 2026 global schedule to Europe with new destinations from Toronto and Montréal, plus a new European route from Halifax. From Montréal, Air Canada will offer non-stop service three times weekly to Germany’s capital, Berlin, and three times per week to Nantes, France. The airline will launch service to Ponta Delgada in the Azores from Toronto, and it is also adding a second international destination from Halifax to Brussels. Additionally, Air Canada will be resuming its Montréal -Tel Aviv seasonal route for next summer. “Air Canada is further expanding its comprehensive transatlantic network to offer customers even more exciting destinations to explore. From Canada to Berlin, Ponta Delgada, Nantes and more Brussels, we are strategically increasing new non-stop routes across Europe to bring convenient access to key destinations, while strengthening economic ties, and supporting tourism,” said Mark Galardo, Air Canada Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, and President, Cargo. “We look forward to connecting Montréal, Toronto and Halifax with new services and destinations, a natural next step in our continued International growth,” Mr. Galardo concluded. The addition of these new services builds on Air Canada’s Summer 2026 international expansion announcement, with recently announced new services to Palma de Mallorca and Catania (Sicily) from Montréal, Shanghai and Budapest from Toronto, and extension of services to Bangkok year-round from Vancouver. In Summer 2026, Air Canada will connect Canada to more than 126 global destinations, representing up to 155,000 seats weekly across the Atlantic, Pacific and South America. Montréal - Berlin Flights to Berlin, Germany’s vibrant capital will be onboard Air Canada’s newest aircraft, the Airbus A321XLR featuring Business Class with lie-flat seats and economy cabins. From To Days of week Seasonal operation Montréal (YUL) Berlin (BER) Tue, Thu, Sat Jul. 2, 2026 - Oct. 10, 2026 Berlin (BER) Montréal (YUL) Wed, Fri, Sun Jul. 3, 2026 - Oct. 11, 2026 Montréal - Nantes Air Canada’s new flights to Nantes brings additional travel choices to France’s Loire Valley, and will be operated with a narrow body aircraft offering a choice of Premium and Economy cabins. From To Days of week Seasonal operation Montréal (YUL) Nantes (NTE) Wed, Fri, Sun Jun. 10, 2026 - Oct. 11, 2026 Nantes (NTE) Montréal (YUL) Mon, Thu, Sat Jun. 11, 2026 - Oct. 12, 2026 Toronto - Ponta Delgada Air Canada’s new service to Ponta Delgada reflects the strong cultural ties between our two countries, and the Azores will now be closer than ever with non-stop service to São Miguel Island, off the Portuguese coast. Flights will be offered three times per week on a narrowbody aircraft with a choice of Premium or Economy cabins. Ponta Delgada is Air Canada’s third destination in Portugal. From To Days of week Seasonal operation Toronto (YYZ) Ponta Delgada (PDL) Tue, Thu, Sat Jun.11, 2026 - Sep. 5, 2026 Ponta Delgada (PDL) Toronto (YYZ) Wed, Fri, Sun Jun.12, 2026 - Sep. 6 2026 Halifax - Brussels Air Canada’s flights from Halifax to Brussels will be offered three times per week on a narrowbody aircraft configured with the airline’s Premium and Economy cabins. Brussels, which is a gateway to Europe and Africa via Air Canada’s Star Alliance partner Brussels Airlines, becomes Air Canada’s second international destination the carrier serves from Halifax, joining London Heathrow. The airline also connects the Nova Scotia capital to Montréal, Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Deer Lake, Gander and St. John’s, and offers transborder service to Boston and Newark. From To Days of week Seasonal operation Halifax (YHZ) Brussels (BRU) Tue, Thu, Sat Jun.18, 2026 - Sep. 5, 2026 Brussels (BRU) Halifax (YHZ) Wed, Fri, Sun Jun.19, 2026 - Sep. 6, 2026 Montréal -Tel Aviv Air Canada’s Montreal to Tel Aviv seasonal flights will be operated onboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, complementing the airline’s Toronto to Tel Aviv service. From To Days of week Seasonal operation Montréal (YUL) Tel Aviv (TLV) Fri, Sun Jun. 5, 2026 – Oct. 23, 2026 Tel Aviv (TLV) Montréal (YUL) Mon, Sat Jun. 6, 2026 - Oct, 24, 2026 All flights are available for booking now.
Air Canada is offering passengers up to 20,000 points for autumn bookings
Travellers can gain up to 20,000 points when booking flights from the UK with Air Canada this autumn. To qualify, members of Aeroplan, Air Canada’s frequent flyer programme, must book a round trip or two one-way tickets for any destination beyond Canada that the airline flies to. This offer is for bookings made between 20 October and 20 November 2025. For example, an Economy Flex from London to Cancun, via Toronto, is considered a one-way trip that qualifies for 10,000 bonus Aeroplan points. Passengers flying two one-way trips via Canada or those with a return ticket are eligible for 20,000 airmiles. Air Canada passengers who book two one-way tickets or a round trip from the UK to Canada during the same period can earn up to 15,000 points. The offer applies to flights from London Heathrow, Manchester or Edinburgh that are taken between 20 October 2025 and 30 June 2026. Aeroplan members who take up this offer can use as little as 6,000 bonus points to redeem a flight within the US, or just 7,500 points for a European flight with one of Air Canada’s partners. Flight redemption bookings and tickets bought with a combination of points and cash are not eligible for this offer.
Air Canada’s London – Ottawa flights continue through Winter 2025-26
Air Canada has announced its London Heathrow to Ottawa non-stop flights will continue for Winter 2025-26, ensuring year-round connectivity between the United Kingdom's largest airport and Canada's capital city. Flights are available for booking now at aircanada.com, through Air Canada Contact Centres, and via travel agents. "Air Canada continues to solidify its leadership serving our country's capital and we are excited to keep Ottawa connected to one of the world’s most important global gateways all year long. We can’t wait to welcome you onboard our flights this winter and beyond,” said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, and President of Cargo, at Air Canada. “In today’s global landscape, strong connections between Canada’s Capital Region and strategic markets like the United Kingdom are more vital than ever. Air Canada’s decision to extend its Heathrow - Ottawa service through the winter is great news - it reflects the airline’s confidence in our region, its deep commitment to Ottawa-Gatineau, and its role as a leading international carrier” said Susan Margles, President and CEO, Ottawa International Airport Authority. “This move is a win for travellers, businesses, and our entire community.” “Air Canada’s expanded network is more than new destinations - it’s about strengthening Canada’s connections to the world. Most Canadian air cargo travels in the belly of passenger planes, which means every new route also opens a new trade corridor for Canadian goods. The extension of the London - Ottawa service will give Canadian businesses faster and more reliable access to the UK and Europe, supporting our exporters, driving investment, and creating good jobs here at home. Stronger connectivity in the skies means stronger growth on the ground - and ensures Canada remains a leader in the global economy,” stated The Honourable Maninder Sidhu, Minister of International Trade. In addition to its London Heathrow route, Air Canada will operate over 450 weekly flights to and from Ottawa this winter across a range of regional, domestic, international and transborder flights. London Heathrow - Ottawa schedule: Flight From To Depart Arrive Days of Operation Winter Season* AC 889 London Heathrow (LHR) Ottawa (YOW) 12:00 14:30 Wed, Fri, Sun Nov. 2, 2025-Mar. 27, 2026 AC 888 Ottawa (YOW) London Heathrow (LHR) 21:55 09:20 +1 day Wed, Fri, Sun Nov. 2, 2025-Mar. 27, 2026
Air Canada Expands Network for Summer 2026
Air Canada announced its international network for Summer 2026 with new destinations taking flight in Europe and Asia. Beginning next year, the airline will launch new routes from Montréal to Catania in Sicily, Italy and, as unveiled yesterday, to Palma de Mallorca, Spain. From Toronto, Air Canada re-establishes non-stop flights to Shanghai and Budapest, and increases flights to Prague. Air Canada’s popular seasonal Vancouver-Bangkok route will now become year-round, strengthening the airline’s position as the only North American carrier offering direct, non-stop service to the Thai capital. “Air Canada’s continued international expansion reflects our bold ambitions, and leverages our network reach and scale to capitalize on global travel demand driven by leisure travel trends, growing demand for services to Asia, and cargo development opportunities. Next summer, we will be launching exciting, new services to Sicily and Mallorca from our Montréal trans-Atlantic hub. Air Canada is the first Canadian carrier to offer customers non-stop flights to these sought after Mediterranean destinations, and the only airline operating scheduled service from Canada to Sicily and Mallorca,” said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, and President, Cargo at Air Canada. “From Toronto, we are further cementing our global hub with the launch of two celebrated, international routes linking Canada’s largest metropolitan area directly to Shanghai and Budapest, and adding capacity to Prague. Our seasonal Bangkok services from our Vancouver trans-Pacific hub become year-round, solidifying our position as the only airline with non-stop, continual service to Thailand from the North American continent. In all, these strategic additions reinforce Air Canada’s global network as one of the most wide-reaching from North America, connecting our customers to all six inhabited continents,” concluded Galardo. "Canadians will enjoy more travel options, greater convenience, and stronger connections to Europe and Asia with Air Canada’s new destinations in 2026. These expanded routes mean easier access to the places people want to go—whether for business, leisure, or to visit family. And as more passengers take flight, they promote trade and tourism, supporting jobs across the country, and helping us grow a stronger Canadian economy,” said the Chrystia Freeland, Minister of Transport and Internal Trade. “Air Canada’s expanded network is more than new destinations—it’s a gateway to stronger trade, investment, and people-to-people ties. Most of Canada’s air cargo travels in the belly of passenger planes, so when we expand passenger routes, we’re also expanding trade routes—moving Canadian goods faster, farther, and more reliably. These new connections to Europe and Asia give Canadian businesses better access to key markets, strengthen our global competitiveness, and build on what was already a record year for Canadian air cargo. Stronger connectivity in the skies means stronger growth on the ground, and ensures Canada remains a leader in the global economy,” said Maninder Sidhu, Minister of International Trade, Government of Canada. All flights are available for sale at aircanada.com, through Air Canada Contact Centres and via travel agents. Air Canada’s new route schedules*: Flight From To Depart Arrive Days of Operation Season AC 932 Montreal (YUL) Catania-Sicily (CTA) 19:35 10:15 +1day Tue, Thu, Sat Jun 4 – Oct. 22, 2026 AC 933 Catania-Sicily (CTA) Montreal (YUL) 11:50 15:20 Wed, Fri, Sun Jun 5 – Oct. 23, 2026 AC 924 Montreal (YUL) Mallorca (PMI) 18:45 08:25 +1 day Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun Jun 17 – Oct. 23, 2026 AC 925 Mallorca (PMI) Montreal (YUL) 12:15 15:10 Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat Jun 18 – Oct. 24, 2026 AC 942 Toronto (YYZ) Budapest (BUD) 21:55 11:25 +1 day Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun Jun 5 - Oct. 23, 2026 AC 943 Budapest (BUD) Toronto (YYZ) 13:15 15:15 Mon, Wed, Sat, Sun Jun 6 - Oct. 24, 2026 AC 27 Toronto (YYZ) Shanghai (PVG) 12:45 16:20 +1 day Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun Starts June 3 year-round AC 28 Shanghai (PVG) Toronto (YYZ) 18:00 19:55 Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat Starts June 4 year-round AC 65 Vancouver (YVR) Bangkok (BKK) 23:20 05:15 +2 days Mon, Wed, Sat Year-round AC 66 Bangkok (BKK) Vancouver (YVR) 07:15 06:50 Mon, Wed, Fri Year-round *schedules are subject to change Additional capacity: Route Increase during peak periods vs. 2025 Toronto (YYZ) – Prague (PRG) 1 additional flight for a total of 4 weekly flights
Air Canada to Gradually Resume Service after Reaching a Mediated Settlement with its Flight Attendant Union
Air Canada said it will gradually restart its operations today after reaching a mediated agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) through a process overseen by a mutually agreed-to mediator, William Kaplan. Mediation discussions were begun on the basis that the union commit to have the airline’s 10,000 flight attendants immediately return to work, allowing the airline to resume the operations of Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge, which have been grounded since August 16. “The suspension of our service is extremely difficult for our customers. We deeply regret and apologize for the impact on them of this labour disruption. Our priority now is to get them moving as quickly as possible. Restarting a major carrier like Air Canada is a complex undertaking. Full restoration may require a week or more, so we ask for our customers’ patience and understanding over the coming days. I assure them that everyone at Air Canada is doing everything possible to enable them to travel soon,” said Michael Rousseau, President and Chief Executive Officer of Air Canada. The first flights are scheduled for the evening of August 19, but customers are advised that the airline’s return to full, regular service may require seven-to-ten days as aircraft and crew are out of position. During this process, some flights will be cancelled over the next seven to ten days until the schedule is stabilized. Only customers with confirmed bookings whose flights are shown as operating should go to the airport (check your flight’s status on aircanada.com or on the Air Canada mobile app before going to the airport). Air Canada will offer options to those with cancelled flights, including obtaining a full refund or receiving a credit for future travel. The carrier will also offer to rebook customers on other airlines, although capacity is currently limited due to the peak summer travel season. As is customary, Air Canada will not comment on the agreement until the ratification process is complete. During any ratification or under the binding arbitration process, a strike or lockout is not possible, meaning customers can plan, book and travel with Air Canada with certainty.
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