Air Canada to start seasonal Montreal‑Seville service with A321XLR in September 2027

Air Canada to start seasonal Montreal‑Seville service with A321XLR in September 2027
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Air Canada will launch a seasonal non‑stop route between Montréal–Trudeau Airport and Seville on 8 September 2027, initially offering three weekly flights that rise to four from 1 October 2027.

The service will use Airbus A321XLR aircraft configured with 14 Signature Class lie‑flat seats and 168 economy seats, providing a total of 182 seats per flight; the first season runs until 8 January 2028, pauses, and then resumes from 18 February to 3 June 2028, with departures from Montréal at 20:30 arriving in Seville at 09:30 and return flights leaving Seville at 12:45 arriving in Montréal at 14:40.

Air Canada’s executive vice president said the new route strengthens the airline’s global network and supports connections to North America, the Caribbean and Latin America.

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The addition expands Air Canada’s network reach and offers new connection opportunities for passengers traveling to and from Europe, the Caribbean and Latin America.

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