Air Canada Airlines

Air Canada is Canada's largest airline established in 1937 and at the same year its start the operations. Air Canada provides service to 69 Canadian cities, 50 destinations in the United States and 54 cities in Europe, Asia, Australia, The Caribbean, Mexico and South America. The airline has total 297 aircraft. Air Canada is the world's 12th largest passenger airline, and its largest hub is Toronto Pearson International Airport. On January 2007, the airline was selected for the Best Airline in North America.


Trans-Canada Airlines (TCA) is the Air Canada's predecessor, was created by the federal government as a subsidiary of Canadian National Railway (CNR) on April 1937. In 1964, TCA becomes the Canada's national airline, and changed its name to ‘Air Canada’. The airline became fully privatized in 1989. In 1939 Air Canada launched the first aircraft Lockheed L-10 Electra and Boeing Stearman biplane from Canadian Pacific Airlines.

Air Canada becomes a member of Star Alliance, in 1997. Airline passenger services are started from September 1937. In 2006, approximate 34 million people flew with the airline. In 2007,Air Canada celebrates its 70th anniversary. Air Canada’s total employs are approximately 33,000 people. Airlines operate on average 1,300 scheduled flights each day.

DESTINATIONS:

Air Canada provides service to 69 Canadian cities, 50 destinations in the United States and 54 cities in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, the Caribbean, Mexico and South America. It offers the most non-stop flights between Canada and Latin America including new service to Lima, Peru. Its main hub and destinations are:

• Asia
• Canada
• Central America
• Caribbean
• Europe
• East Asia
• North America
• Oceania
• South Asia
• Southwest Asia
• United States
• South America

HUB:

• Toronto Pearson International Airport
• Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
• Vancouver International Airport
• Calgary International Airport
• Manchester Airport
• London Heathrow Airport

FLEET:

The fleet of Air Canada Airlines consist 297 modern aircrafts including:

• Airbus A320
• Airbus A321
• Airbus A319
• Airbus A340-330
• Airbus A330-300
• Boeing 767-200/200ER
• Boeing 777-200LR
• Boeing 767-300ER
• Boeing 777-300Er
• Boeing 787-8
• Boeing 777 F
• Embraer 175
• Embraer 190

FACILITIES:

The airline main aim is to provide good quality service and good efficiency to all the passengers.Air Canada provides the services to all the classes as:

• It offers scheduled flights between the destinations.
• It provides meals on intercontinental routes, are restricted on seat class, destination and flight length. Many Canadian and U.S flight does not have flight food services, but liquids like water, tea/coffee and juices are still provided on domestic and US flights free of cost.
• To ensure their comfort and safety.
• You have to book your tickets through toll free numbers as well as through Internet.
• It includes complementary snacks and drinks, entertainment facilities, special facilities for the old and the sick people etc.
• Flight seats are good and much comfortable.
• Frequent flyer program to Aero plan.
• Entertainments like movies and music are available on all flights.

Corporate Office:
Headquarters
Montreal, Quebec
http://www.aircanada.com

For Reservation
Canada: 1-888-567-4160
U.S. : 1-800-268-0024