Air Canada is to launch non-stop flights between
its Toronto Pearson hub and Atlantic City, NJ.
The seasonal service, to be flown by Air Canada
Express, operated by Jazz, will offer four return trips a week
from 22 May to 7 September 2015, using a 74-seat Bombardier Q-400
aircraft.
Benjamin Smith, President, Passenger Airlines,
at Air Canada, said, "Air Canada is pleased to be adding Atlantic
City to its already extensive U.S. network. This new route will
enable our customers to conveniently travel non-stop to Atlantic
City where they can enjoy its famed boardwalk, beaches and
casinos. It will also provide Atlantic City a direct connection to
Air Canada's Toronto global hub. The flights will be conveniently
timed to link with Air Canada's extensive network for connections
to and from the rest of Canada and beyond with customers eligible
to accumulate and redeem Aeroplan miles."
John Palmieri, Executive Director of the Casino
Reinvestment Development Authority, added, "The Casino
Reinvestment Development Authority welcomes Air Canada and looks
forward to a strong and lasting relationship. Our organization
understands the importance of increased air travel to create
positive impact in the region, and the CRDA Board is fully on
board with making strategic investments to expand service at the
Atlantic City Airport. We are optimistic about the opportunity
this provides."
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