Air Canada

After a four year pause, Canada’s largest airline will be resuming flights between Canada’s capital city and one of Europe’s busiest airports.

The Lufthansa Group’s (Deutsche Lufthansa AG) bid for a 41 percent stake in ITA Airways may be close to approval by European authorities.

Air Canada unveiled its latest special livery alongside an announcement that it has renewed its partnership as the official airline of Team Canada.

The final flight of the aircraft, registered as C-FEJA, took place on June 6, 2024 and was operated by regional carrier Jazz Air. 

Air Canada has begun its first bus operations, having launched connections between Toronto Pearson International Airport and two smaller airports.

Air Canada is joining the trend of airlines offering regional bus service, with a newly announced partnership with coach operator Landline.

Two new North American airlines have announced plans to fly into the brand-new airport in Tulum, Mexico starting in 2024.

Back in October, Air Canada revealed that it was retrofitting its A320 and A321 fleet, which features a tail-cam among other new amenities.

Complementing the tail, a single Rondelle is on the inside of the bold black engine design of some aircraft, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

The Canadian flag carrier is retrofitting these aging aircraft with modernized seats and fixtures, including a new tail-mounted camera.