A truly bilingual airline with its headquarters in French speaking Montreal and its major hub in English speaking Toronto, Air Canada further complicates matters by having a number of subsidiaries, including Air Canada Jazz and Air Canada Jetz (Air Canada Zip and Air Canada Tango are no more) and is a founder member of the Sky Team alliance.
Air Canada flights
Having recently celebrated their 70th birthday, Air Canada has emerged form its financial troubles of the last decade with a strong business model based around its key strengths.
With a fleet of 209 aircraft, incorporating Boeings, Airbuses and Embraer’s plus a further 130 Canadair and De Havilland aircraft operating under the JAZZ brand, Air Canada currently ranks in size just below the top 10 airlines in the world.
In a land where the distances are vast and land travel often difficult, Air Canada connects all the major (and some minor) metropolitan centres.
Air Canada flies to every continent and has departures from several European gateways including Glasgow, London Heathrow and Manchester in the UK, Zurich, Amsterdam, Rome, Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris. Within Canada there are easy to use connections through four hubs in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary. In addition Air Canada has codeshare flights in all corners of the world in conjunction with it’s alliance partners.
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