Air Canada prepares for a record-breaking summer in 2025. The airline will offer over 100,000 weekly seats to Europe and 160,000 to the US during peak months. These new additions give travelers more options. Air Canada will also increase service to Seoul and Osaka, making travel easier to the Asia-Pacific region.

Air Canada expands its Transborder and international services by adding over 260,000 weekly seats. New routes include Vancouver to Nashville and Montreal to Cincinnati. The airline will also resume nonstop flights from Toronto to Jacksonville, giving travelers more options. Montreal will see extra daily flights to Tampa, Nashville, and Raleigh-Durham.

It dominates domestic travel with over 75,000 daily seats across 50 Canadian airports. With a network of over 145 destinations, including more than 150 air and intermodal partners, Air Canada connects travelers worldwide. New routes will connect seamlessly to international flights. Passengers will clear US customs in Canada for easier connections.

Air Canada adds the Ottawa to London Heathrow route again. The airline will also launch new flights to Southern Europe, including Naples, Porto, and the Amalfi Coast. The airline increases capacity on popular routes to Paris, Madrid, and Stockholm for more options.

In the Caribbean and North Africa, Air Canada will introduce new year-round flights to Trinidad and Tobago and increase flights to Casablanca. With these additions, Air Canada offers greater choices and convenience for global travelers.

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