Air Canada in a nutshell

Air Canada, SXM

Air Canada is Canada's largest airline and one of the most prominent members of the Star Alliance.

You'll know Canada's largest airline at a glance by the red maple leaf on its directional sign. It has over 200 aircraft of various types in its fleet. Of the major airlines, Air Canada has one of the most modern fleets.

Air Canada has its main base at Toronto Airport, with airports in Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary serving as additional bases.

The airline also operates two subsidiaries, which may have slightly differently coloured aircraft on the outside, but the same conditions apply to passengers as the parent airline, Air Canada. These subsidiaries are fully integrated into Air Canada and do not even have their own booking sites.

  • Air Canada Rouge
  • Air Canada Express
Air Canada
AC
IATA code
Star Alliance
Alliance
Canada
Country of origin
01. 01. 1965
Founded

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