Air Canada and United add new transborder routes and increase capacity

Air Canada and United add new transborder routes and increase capacity
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Air Canada will start a Toronto–Louisville service on April 28 and raise it to daily flights from May through October 31, while also launching a daily Montreal–Indianapolis route from June 1 to September 30 and four weekly Edmonton–Newark flights from June 1 to October 17. United Airlines will introduce a seasonal Newark–St. John’s service, add flights from Denver to Ottawa and Quebec City, increase frequency between Washington and Quebec City, and boost daily seats on the Denver–Winnipeg route by 65%.

Air Canada will replace aircraft on the Edmonton–San Francisco sector with larger Airbus A220s, and the combined new routes are expected to generate 4.3 million passengers and add about 5 million transborder seats since 2022.

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