What are the most popular Air Canada airports?

Based on flight volume data, Toronto Pearson Intl is the most popular airport that Air Canada uses. Vancouver Intl and Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl are the next two most visited by Air Canada.

What is Air Canada’s cheapest domestic flight?

A flight from Saskatoon to Vancouver Intl, which has 0 stops, is C$ 204 which is the least expensive round-trip domestic flight that Air Canada offers. For a one-way domestic Air Canada flight, the cheapest route is Vancouver Intl to Saskatoon (0 stops) for C$ 102.

What is Air Canada’s cheapest international flight?

Flying round-trip from Los Angeles to Vancouver Intl with 0 stops for C$ 249 is the cheapest Air Canada international flight available based on our data. For a one-way international Air Canada flight, the cheapest we could find was for C$ 110. This is a flight from Fort Lauderdale to Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl with 0 stops.

What places does Air Canada fly to?

For Air Canada, 460 routes to 50 countries is a typical flight schedule. Air Canada operates 382 international routes, Frankfurt am Main being the most popular city they fly to. Air Canada also has 78 domestic routes and the city of Toronto is the most travelled to in the country.

Are there Air Canada flights from Toronto Pearson Intl?

Yes, Air Canada normally has 2,074 weekly flights scheduled to depart from Toronto Pearson Intl, your nearest airport.

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Cheapest Route	C$ 204
Most Popular Route	YVR to LAX
Shortest Flight	0h 57m
Longest Flight	10h 49m

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Poor|Feb. 2022

Everything except plane been not ready to fly and fixing took 2 hours

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Very good|Oct. 2021

We were in business class and had to go and find someone to get a drink a couple of times during the flight. Meanwhile, the lady in front of me slept for the first part of the flight and had her dinner later (making a lot of noise) and the steward treated her like royalty. Deplaning was also extremely odd as they spent 15 minutes letting all people off first that had to catch other flights. We were only 15 minutes late. I’ve almost never had to do that before, and only when we were extremely late. Almost seemed like this crew was new and/or inexperienced. Im sure they are going to blame Covid!

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Poor|Jun. 2022

I think given the circumstances the crew and staff were put in they did a great job. You cannot really hold them at fault for... A) Cancelling your flight 3 hours before departure. B) Automatically emailed about being re-booked on another flight the following day, no compensation offered at all. C) Finding out at your re-booked flight that the live cargo (flying w/ dog) that I had to spend 2.5 hours on the phone confirming kennel dimensions weeks before my original flight was not also automatically re-booked. D) Getting re-re-booked on a new flight that could take and/or had room for live cargo. For all of this, Air Canada offered ZERO compensation - nothing for the pet-friendly hotel room I had to get because my flight was canceled 3 hours before it was due to leave, nothing for pet or bag fees, not even complimentary in-flight food & beverage. I understand that things happen, stuff comes up that for valid reasons requires flight cancellations and that covering the costs of every inconvenienced customer is not feasible. I get that. But I have to think that there must be some middle ground between that and absolutely nothing, which seems to be the current approach.

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Very good|Jul. 2022

When we reach Montreal there was no ground crew to unload the luggage from plane and no information broadcast to explain why there was a three hour delay for picking up our luggage. There luggage area was jam packed with luggage for the last three days of flights. I understand stand it is a difficult time for flying But there was only one person at the lost or delayed luggage and the line was about 100 deep. It would have helped if there woul be an announcement that the next shift arrived at midnight and the luggage would be delayed by three hours

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Wonderful|Jul. 2022

The meal selection was good for me in this flight vs. the competition. The WJ flight to LHR didn’t have great food selection

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What are the most popular Air Canada airports?
Based on flight volume data, Toronto Pearson Intl is the most popular airport that Air Canada uses. Vancouver Intl and Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl are the next two most visited by Air Canada.
What is Air Canada’s cheapest domestic flight?
A flight from Saskatoon to Vancouver Intl, which has 0 stops, is C$ 204 which is the least expensive round-trip domestic flight that Air Canada offers. For a one-way domestic Air Canada flight, the cheapest route is Vancouver Intl to Saskatoon (0 stops) for C$ 102.
What is Air Canada’s cheapest international flight?
Flying round-trip from Los Angeles to Vancouver Intl with 0 stops for C$ 249 is the cheapest Air Canada international flight available based on our data. For a one-way international Air Canada flight, the cheapest we could find was for C$ 110. This is a flight from Fort Lauderdale to Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl with 0 stops.
What places does Air Canada fly to?
For Air Canada, 460 routes to 50 countries is a typical flight schedule. Air Canada operates 382 international routes, Frankfurt am Main being the most popular city they fly to. Air Canada also has 78 domestic routes and the city of Toronto is the most travelled to in the country.
Are there Air Canada flights from Toronto Pearson Intl?
Yes, Air Canada normally has 2,074 weekly flights scheduled to depart from Toronto Pearson Intl, your nearest airport.