Air Canada flights

Air Canada is the largest airline in the country, and the flag carrier of Canada. The airline has its major hubs in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. Air Canada offers flights to most parts of the world, but the majority of their connections are to be found in North America. They are also one of the founding members in the largest airline alliance in the world – Star Alliance.

Re-launch

Flights from BOS to Vancouver with Air Canada will resume on June 16

New route Travel to Madrid with Air Canada from Montreal. New route available on May 1

New airline Air Canada opens flights to Madrid from Montreal on May 1

Re-launch Air Canada plans to restart Portland-Toronto flights on Jun 16

Re-launch Vancouver-Boston flights to be re-launched by Air Canada on June 16

Re-launch Flights with Air Canada from Gander to Montreal will resume on Jun 15

Re-launch On June 15, Air Canada will re-launch flights from Toronto to Portland

New route Madrid-Montreal flights now possible with Air Canada. New route starts on May 2

New airline New Air Canada-route to Montreal from MAD. Fly on May 2 or later

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Air Canada airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Air Canada at YYZ route map — #1 **Toronto (YYZ)**
7,350 flights

Air Canada at YVR route map — #2 **Vancouver (YVR)**
4,020 flights

Air Canada at YUL route map — #3 **Montreal (YUL)**
3,915 flights

Air Canada at YYC route map — #4 **Calgary (YYC)**
855 flights

Air Canada at YOW route map — #5 **Ottawa (YOW)**
811 flights

Air Canada at YHZ route map — #6 **Halifax (YHZ)**
777 flights

Air Canada at YEG route map — #7 **Edmonton (YEG)**
615 flights

Air Canada at LGA route map — #8 **New York (LGA)**
609 flights

Air Canada at EWR route map — #9 **New York (EWR)**
463 flights

Air Canada at YWG route map — #10 **Winnipeg (YWG)**
362 flights

Air Canada at SFO route map — #11 **San Francisco (SFO)**
310 flights

Air Canada at YYT route map — #12 **St. John's (YYT)**
305 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.