Air Canada launched a direct flight from Vancouver to Manila, boosting its presence in Southeast Asia. This route strengthens Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy and increases travel options. Air Canada now leads North American airlines in non-stop Southeast Asia destinations.

The flight departs Vancouver at 01:55 AM and lands in Manila at 06:20 AM local time. This addition expands Air Canada’s efforts to connect Canada with Asia’s growing markets. As the only Canadian airline flying directly to the Philippines, Air Canada makes travel between the two countries easier.

The new flights serve Canada’s large Filipino community, helping them visit family and conduct business. Air Canada’s Vancouver hub connects passengers from other Canadian cities to Manila. The airline’s expansion in the Asia-Pacific region reinforces its commitment to global connectivity.

This route becomes Air Canada’s 12th Asia-Pacific destination, strengthening Vancouver’s role as a key international hub. Vancouver, the closest major North American city to Asia, offers more direct flights to the region. Air Canada continues to expand its network, increasing flight options for travelers.

Air Canada plans to add more flights and grow its presence in Asia. This expansion supports Canadian and Filipino communities while boosting tourism and trade. Air Canada cements its position as a global aviation leader.

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