Air Canada increases its frequencies to Frankfurt. Photo: Air Canada
Air Canada has announced that it will serve Frankfurt more often than before as part of the 2023 summer flight schedule. In addition, the Canadian airline will add Brussels, Toulouse and Copenhagen to its route network and return to Tokyo. -Haneda and Osaka.
Frankfurt is in the summer schedule with 19 weekly connections instead of two daily to Montreal. The flights are operated on a codeshare basis with Lufthansa. The Toronto-Brussels link will complete services from Montreal with five weekly flights starting June 1. Air Canada will also fly five times a week from Montreal to Toulouse and Copenhagen starting June 1. Tokyo-Haneda will be on the schedule starting May 1 with daily flights from Toronto, and starting June 2, Air Canada will operate Vancouver-Osaka flights four times a week.
Going forward, Air Canada will serve Toronto-London-Heathrow four instead of three times a day and Edinburgh will be served daily instead of six times a week. Frequencies from Toronto to Barcelona will be increased from two weekly flights to daily connections and Madrid will be served six times a week. From Montreal to Geneva there are daily instead of six times a week and in Nice four instead of three times a week.
In addition, Air Canada is also increasing its services from Toronto to Dubai and Tokyo-Narita, from Montreal to Tel Aviv, Algiers, Sao Paulo and Tokyo-Narita, and from Vancouver to Brisbane, Hong Kong and Seoul.
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