Air Canada has launched non-stop flights between
Toronto and London Gatwick.
Flights will be operated with an Air Canada rouge Boeing
767-300ER, featuring premium and economy cabins.
The service
has commenced with six weekly flights, though that will increase
to daily from 1 June to 26 September 2016.
All flights provide for Aeroplan accumulation and redemption and,
for eligible customers, priority check-in, Maple Leaf Lounge
access, priority boarding and other benefits.
"London-Heathrow is already Air Canada's largest
international gateway with flights to eight Canadian cities, so we
are pleased to expand to London-Gatwick in time for the summer,
when millions of vacationers are travelling between Canada and the
U.K.," said Benjamin Smith, President, Passenger Airlines at Air
Canada. "With this new route, we become the only Canadian carrier
serving the two largest airports in the London metropolitan
region, which further solidifies our already market-leading
position as the airline operating the most seats between Canada
and U.K."
The new
Toronto to London-Gatwick service is part of Air Canada's ongoing
international expansion.
Beginning this summer, Air Canada will
also launch new international services between Toronto-Prague,
Toronto-Budapest, Toronto-Warsaw, Toronto-Glasgow, Toronto-Seoul,
Montreal-Casablanca, Montreal-Lyon, Vancouver-Brisbane and
Vancouver-Dublin. Last year, Air Canada launched new international
services between Toronto-Delhi, Toronto-Amsterdam, Toronto-Dubai,
Montreal-Venice, Montreal-Mexico City and Vancouver-Osaka.
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