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Air Canada to Relaunch 767 Service in February

Air Canada is slated to resume Boeing 767-300 operations as early as February 2025. The carrier recently announced plans to take two 767s out of retirement, returning them to passenger service. According to Ishrion Aviation, the airline will initially deploy…

Air Canada Adds New U.S., Europe Routes

Canadaโ€™s largest airline has unveiled several new and returning routes for summer of 2025. The network expansion covers flights to the United States, Europe, and Asia. New and Returning U.S. Routes Air Canada will introduce seasonal flights between Vancouver and…

Boeing 767 to Rejoin Air Canada’s Passenger Fleet

The Boeing 767-300ER will rejoin Air Canadaโ€™s passenger fleet after being retired during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a presentation to investors last week, the airline revealed that it is planning on bringing back two airframes in 2025. Air Canada retired…

Canada-China Flights Set to Increase as Restrictions Ease

The Canadian government has lifted pandemic-era caps on flights between Canada and China, paving the way for an increase in service between the two countries. Multiple airlines have already announced service increases and resumptions with more expected to come. Background:…

Air Canada Strengthens Northern Europe Presence

On October 23, airBaltic, Latviaโ€™s national carrier, announced a new codeshare agreement with Air Canada, expanding connectivity options for travelers in the Baltic region. Transatlantic Exclusion All three of the Baltic States' capitals have no direct transatlantic connection to date.…