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Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets

Air Canada has placed a firm order for five additional Airbus A220-300s, marking continued expansion of its fleet. Concurrently, Lufthansa Group has ordered five more A350-1000s, reinforcing its commitment to fleet modernization and sustainability goals. These orders underline robust demand for Airbus aircraft in the commercial aviation sector.

2024-12-20T06:37:00.394422-08:00

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Air Canada Divests Boeing 737-8 Fleet to Rouge

2024-12-19T08:15:46.950646-08:00

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Air Canada Targets $30B Revenue by 2028, Expands US-Europe Routes

2024-12-17T09:16:06.101182-08:00

Airline Geeks

Air Canada Transfers Entire 737 MAX Fleet to Rouge Subsidiary

2024-12-17T09:04:03.401993-08:00

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Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets Air Canada has placed a firm order for five additional Airbus A220-300s, marking continued expansion of its fleet. Concurrently, Lufthansa Group has ordered five more A350-1000s, reinforcing its commitment to fleet modernization and sustainability goals. These orders underline robust demand for Airbus aircraft in the commercial aviation sector.

2024-12-20T06:37:00.394422-08:00

Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets

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Air Canada Enhances Luggage Tracking for Holiday Travelers Air Canada has introduced a new system aimed at improving luggage tracking for passengers traveling during the holiday season. This initiative seeks to mitigate the inconvenience of misplaced baggage and enhance customer satisfaction amidst increasing travel demand.

2024-12-19T16:04:48.898061-08:00

Air Canada Enhances Luggage Tracking for Holiday Travelers

Airways Magazine

Air Canada Divests Boeing 737-8 Fleet to Rouge Air Canada is reallocating its fleet assets by transferring all Boeing 737-8 aircraft to its low-cost subsidiary, Air Canada Rouge, as part of a strategic plan to optimize operations. Simultaneously, Air Canada is focused on fleet expansion with new Airbus and Boeing acquisitions to boost future revenue.

2024-12-19T08:15:46.950646-08:00

Air Canada Divests Boeing 737-8 Fleet to Rouge

Reuters

Air Canada Targets $30B Revenue by 2028, Expands US-Europe Routes Air Canada aims for C$30 billion in revenue by 2028, leveraging increased US passenger flows to Europe via Canadian hubs. This strategy, presented at Air Canada's 2024 Investor Day, couples ambitious revenue goals with a focus on sustainability and connectivity through Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.

2024-12-17T09:16:06.101182-08:00

Air Canada Targets $30B Revenue by 2028, Expands US-Europe Routes

Airline Geeks

Air Canada Transfers Entire 737 MAX Fleet to Rouge Subsidiary Air Canada is reallocating its entire fleet of approximately 40 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to its low-cost leisure brand, Rouge. This strategic move seeks to enhance Rouge's market competitiveness amidst evolving single-aisle fleet dynamics.

2024-12-17T09:04:03.401993-08:00

Air Canada Transfers Entire 737 MAX Fleet to Rouge Subsidiary

Reuters

Canadian Airlines Face Scrutiny Over Carry-On Bag Fees Canadian airline executives, summoned before a parliamentary committee, defend the implementation of carry-on bag fees as a necessary response to competitive market forces. They argue that without aviation system reform, continued affordability in air travel remains a challenge.

2024-12-13T13:15:49.473834-08:00

Canadian Airlines Face Scrutiny Over Carry-On Bag Fees

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Air Canada to Rollout Free Wi-Fi for Aeroplan Members by May 2025 Air Canada will begin deploying fast, free Wi-Fi across its fleet starting in May 2025, initially available to Aeroplan members. The service, sponsored by Bell, aims for full fleet integration by 2026, enhancing passenger experience on domestic and select international routes.

2024-12-13T08:27:09.623810-08:00

Air Canada to Rollout Free Wi-Fi for Aeroplan Members by May 2025

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United and Air Canada Introduce Apple AirTags for Enhanced Baggage Tracking United Airlines and Air Canada now allow passengers to share AirTag locations via mobile apps, improving the efficiency of locating lost luggage. This feature, compatible with Apple devices running iOS 18.2, is timely for the holiday travel season.

2024-12-12T08:54:35.863237-08:00

United and Air Canada Introduce Apple AirTags for Enhanced Baggage Tracking

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