Air Canada

The carrier is relaunching its domestic network as part of an agreement with the Canadian government on financial aid.

Air Canada is in the process of converting 767s that have been retired from its passenger fleet into freighters.

The airline is converting 767 passenger aircraft into freighters for new all-cargo service.

Canada's airlines are adding back capacity more slowly than carriers in other countries, including the US.

The new services, which include the first scheduled connection between Montreal and Honolulu, will complement the airline’s long-standing routes from Calgary and Vancouver to the Hawaiian Islands.

Three new nonstop services to Hawaii are planned as the carrier targets demand for winter vacations.

Although Air Canada’s major priority remains lobbying to reopen Canadian borders and restore passenger demand, the airline is taking its time to evaluate longer-term fleet composition, which could include adding the Airbus A321LR.

Routes profiles the Canadian flag-carrier and Routes Reconnected attendee.

Air Canada’s long-awaited federal financing package has several complexities the airline needs to address as the recovery in Canada’s air travel market remains more uncertain than ever.

The carrier gains access to $5.9 billion in liquidity via deal with Ottawa.

Now that its merger with Air Canada has been terminated, Transat is examining various options to secure C$500 million ($398 million) in working capital necessary to support its operations in 2021.

Brookfield Asset Management will dive into the aerospace sector after hiring recently retired Air Canada president and CEO Calin Rovinescu as an advisor.

Canada's indecision regarding its airline industry amid the COVID-19 pandemic could cripple the future prospects of Air Canada and WestJet.

All Air Canada Express flights are to be consolidated under a single operator.

Air Canada’s acquisition of Transat has hit a patch of uncertainty after the European Commission (EC) pushed back approving the tie-up.

Air Canada believes improvements regarding Canada’s travel restrictions—particularly on quarantines—could begin in late April.

Air Canada is suspending service on 17 more routes until April 30 at the earliest as it grapples with new travel restrictions imposed by the Canadian government designed to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The latest network reductions affect 17 services to destinations in the US and overseas.

Canadian travel bans on Caribbean and Mexican flying prompt move.

Sun destinations hit as airlines asked for service suspensions.

Leisure carrier revises winter schedule but maintains some international routes.

Canada’s flag-carrier intends to begin serving India’s capital from Montreal in April, ahead of launching a seasonal route between the Canadian city and Cairo.

The move comes after Transport Canada lifted the ban on the MAX in Canadian airspace.

Responding to a newly imposed additional layer of Canadian COVID-19 restrictions, Air Canada said it will reduce 25% of its planned capacity for the balance of the 2021 first quarter.

Any passenger entering Canada must now have a negative result from a recent COVID-19 test.