Air Canada's newest international flight took off from Toronto Pearson International Airport on June 6, marking the launch of its highly anticipated direct route to Prague, Czech Republic. The inaugural flight arrived in Prague on the morning of June 7, connecting two vibrant cities and further solidifying Air Canada's presence in the European market.
The new service represents a significant expansion of Air
Canada's global network, offering convenient travel options for passengers
throughout North America.
"We are excited to return to Prague, our newest Europe
destination now added to our global network," said Mark Galardo, executive
vice president & chief commercial officer and president, Cargo, in a
statement released by the airline. "Our flights connect two countries,
facilitating travel, tourism, and trade. We design routes like this one to
appeal to our customers throughout our North American network, with convenient
travel options at our Toronto hub.” The route is expected to be popular with a
diverse range of travelers, the airline said.
Strong Route Demand
Air Canada anticipates strong demand from those visiting
family and friends in Prague, as well as tourists eager to explore the city's
renowned architecture, Bohemian history, and rich culture. Conversely, the
airline also expects to see a significant influx of travelers from Central
Europe looking to experience the vast landscapes and diverse offerings of
Canada from coast to coast.
"Our flights make discovering all that our two
countries offer easier than ever," Galardo added.
The Prague route is just the latest addition to Air Canada's
expanding European portfolio this summer. The airline has been actively
increasing its transatlantic offerings, with the inauguration of the Montreal
to Porto route earlier this week.
Future Expansion
In May, Air Canada celebrated the launch of its service to
Naples, Italy, and in April, marked the return of the Ottawa to London Heathrow
route. Further expansion is planned, with the inauguration of the Montreal to
Edinburgh route scheduled for the end of June.
This aggressive expansion strategy underscores Air Canada's
commitment to providing passengers with a wider range of destinations and
travel options across the globe.
Plane Of Choice
The flights to Prague will be operated using Air Canada's
Airbus 330-300 aircraft, a wide-body jet known for its comfort and reliability.
Passengers will have a choice of three distinct classes of service: Economy,
Premium Economy, and Air Canada Signature Class.
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