Air Canada
will commence daily non-stop service between Toronto-Madrid and
Toronto-Amsterdam in time to meet summer travel demand in 2002. Air
Canada will offer the only year-round non-stop service between Toronto
and Madrid beginning April 7, 2002. In addition, the carrier will resume
daily summer service to Amsterdam beginning June 1st until October 25,
2002. Flights on the new routes will be operated with state-of-the- art
Air Canada wide body Boeing 767-300 aircraft.
"Both Madrid and Amsterdam are important markets for travelers and
freight forwarders to and from Canada, and both are currently
underserved following the withdrawal of Canada 3000 from the market,"
said Marc Rosenberg, Vice President, Sales and Product Distribution.
"This represents an excellent opportunity to introduce the only non-stop
year-round service linking Toronto with Madrid, the gateway to the
entire Iberian peninsula, as well as summer service to Amsterdam, one of
Europe's most popular vacation destinations."
Flights have been timed to offer customers convenient connections to and
from up to 50 cities in Air Canada's extensive North American network
throughout Canada, the United States and Mexico. |