Air Canada and United add 20 new Canada‑US routes and expand capacity
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Air Canada will start three new routes – Toronto to Louisville on 28 April, Montreal to Indianapolis daily from 1 June, and Edmonton to Newark four times weekly from 1 June – and will replace aircraft on the Edmonton‑San Francisco service with an Airbus A220, while United will launch a seasonal Newark‑St. John’s flight, add Denver‑Ottawa and Denver‑Quebec City services, boost Washington‑Quebec City frequency and raise daily seats on Denver‑Winnipeg by 65 percent.
In total, twenty new Canada‑US routes have been inaugurated, carrying more than 4.3 million passengers on the combined Air Canada‑United network, and the carriers plan to add ten further routes such as Montreal‑Chicago and Toronto‑San Francisco; Transport Canada has opened a public‑interest review of the existing agreement with comments accepted until 15 November, and Air Canada’s vice‑president Mark Galardo said the alliance has generated over 5 million new cross‑border seats since 2022.