Air Canada flight information

Air Canada

Air Canada is Canada's largest full-service airline and the largest provider of scheduled passenger services in the international market to and from Canada. Offering more direct departures to Canada from London Heathrow than any other airline; up to 63 non-stop flights per week in the winter.

Economy Class

Air Canada Economy Class
  • Up to a generous 33" seat pitch
  • Personal 8.9" touch-screen TV, featuring up to 600 hours of entertainment at every seat
  • Complimentary hot meal accompanied by a selection of wines and spirits
  • Single-pin audio jack for your own headset or free headphones - yours to keep after the flight

 

Premium Economy Class

Air Canada Premium Economy
  • Available on Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal services
  • 24 Premium Economy seats
  • 38" seat pitch and increased seat width
  • Enhanced meal service
  • Welcome drink
  • Priority check-in and boarding plus additional baggage allowance
  • Amenity kit and hot towel service

 

International Business Class

Air Canada International Business Class
  • Each seat reclines into a fully flat bed at the touch of a button
  • Maple Leaf Lounge access including at Heathrow’s new Terminal 2: The Queen’s Terminal
  • Touch-screen TV and noise-cancelling headphones
  • Concierge Service
  • Priority check-in, boarding and baggage handling
  • Individual power supply for your electronic devices
  • A USB port for charging

 

Free Ski or Snowboard boot bag

Free Ski or Snowboard boot bag

Customers will be permitted one ski or snowboard boot bag as part of their free allowance provided it is carried along with skis or snowboard and contains only boots.

Customers are encouraged to pre-register their sports equipment at least 24 hours before their flight by contacting Air Canada Reservations.

*A boot bag will count as a separate piece of checked baggage if it contains, or is designed to contain other items, or it is not carried along with a set of skis or snowboard. Customers will have to be handled manually at airports. All customers will have to see an agent to get baggage tags, otherwise when using self-service check-in they would be prompted to pay for the extra piece.