Air Canada tomorrow inaugurates
a daily non- stop service between Toronto and Delhi when flight AC051 leaves Toronto's
Pearson International Airport at 1715 en route to the Indian capital in time
for the Diwali festival of lights.
To
promote the new service, Air Canada is offering 5,000 Bonus Aeroplan Miles
when travelling on the route until November 30, 2003 - enough for a short-haul
reward ticket within North America when added to Miles normally accumulated.
"Our new daily non-stop service to Delhi offers customers the only direct
air link between North America and India saving at least three hours off
alternate routings and providing excellent connection possibilities for flights to cities
throughout Canada and the United States," said Montie Brewer, Executive Vice President, Commercial. "Business travellers will
appreciate the convenience of our extensive North American network schedule as
well as added comfort of Executive First service. Response has been very
positive, confirming the importance of this under-served market."
Flights on Air Canada's new Delhi route are operated using state-of-the-
art 282-seat Airbus A340 aircraft offering a choice of Executive First and
Hospitality service. Flight attendants speaking Hindi and Punjabi are available
to serve customers in their choice of language. Customers are offered a choice of western and Indian meals, and the continuous in-flight
entertainment program includes a number of Indian "Bollywood" recent releases.
Air Canada has timed its Delhi service to offer
connections throughout North America via Air Canada's main hub in Toronto to and from
all major cities across Canada and United States. An early evening arrival in
Delhi offers travellers a number of options for connections to cities within
India and Sri Lanka. |