Air Canada Rouge Resumes Flights

Air Canada Rouge has resumed flights.

The airline's first flight since it suspended operations due to the ongoing COVID19 pandemic was between Toronto and Cancun, Mexico on Monday.

"Air Canada Rouge remains an important part of our overall strategy in rebuilding Air Canada's global network," said Mark Galardo, Vice President, Network Planning and Alliances at Air Canada. "As leisure traffic resumes, we will progressively add Air Canada Rouge to select North American leisure markets from Eastern Canada."

Air Canada Rouge flights are operated with narrow-body Airbus aircraft featuring a choice of Premium Rouge and Economy Class services.

Customers travelling in the Premium Rouge cabin will be offered a complimentary, pre-packaged meal designed by celebrated Montreal chef Antonio Park, with complimentary bar and beverage service.

All customers onboard Rouge flights will have access to complementary in-flight entertainment that is streamed right to their personal smartphone or device of choice without the requirement to download an app.

Premium Rouge customers will also be offered the complimentary use of sanitized iPads containing entertainment content.

Customers can collect and redeem Aeroplan points and eligible customers have access to priority check-in, Maple Leaf Lounges, priority boarding and other benefits.

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