Air Canada announced Tuesday that they would be increasing their already robust service to Paris-Charles de Gaulle for Summer 2020 from Montreal and Toronto. With the additional service, Air Canada will offer 31 weekly non-stops to Paris.
Today, Air Canada announced the addition of three weekly flights to Paris from Montreal and four additional weekly flights from Toronto for the summer 2020 season. The increased service will be operated between July 2 and August 28, 2020, bringing Air Canada’s number of weekly non-stop flight to Paris to 31. The increased frequencies will be operated with Airbus A330-300s featuring Signature Class, lie-flat business suites, Premium Economy and Economy cabins. In Tuesday’s announcement, Air Canada’s Vice President of Network Planning, Mark Galardo Said,
“Air Canada already offers the most flights and widest choice of destinations for travel between Canada and France and we are increasing our services to build on our market leading position. From our major hubs in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, we are scheduled to operate up to 54 non-stop flights per week to a total of six destinations in France for summer 2020. With Eastern Canada an increasingly popular destination for tourists, these additional Paris flights will provide more growth opportunities for Canada’s dynamic tourism sector. These added flights will also allow customers additional flexibility of choosing their preferred departure time from the city of lights, as Air Canada will introduce an early evening departure from Paris to both Montreal and Toronto.”
The third daily flight from Montreal to Paris-Charles de Gaulle will operate between July 2 and August 27, 2020 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The second daily flight from Toronto will operate between July 3 and August 28, 2020 on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Air Canada serves around 220 airports on six continents and is Canada’s largest domestic and international airline. Serving nearly 51M passengers in 2018, Air Canada ranks as one of the world’s 20 largest airlines with direct service to 62 Canadian airports, 53 US airports and 101 airports in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, the Caribbean and Central/South America.
Source: Air Canada