Multiple new flights to Europe announced by Air Canada

Air Canada has announced multiple new European routes.

The airline said in a news release that it’s a further expansion of its summer 2026 schedule.

From Montreal, it will operate non-stop service three times per week to Berlin and also Nantes, France.

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From Toronto, Air Canada will fly to Ponta Delgada, Portugal three times weekly, marking the airline’s third destination in Portugal. West Jet also recently said that it will be launching a Toronto-Ponta Delgada route.

Flights from Halifax to Brussels will operate three times per week. It will be the second international destination outside of the United States for Air Canada from Halifax, with the other being London Heathrow.

“From Canada to Berlin, Ponta Delgada, Nantes and Brussels, we are strategically increasing new non-stop routes across Europe to bring convenient access to key destinations, while strengthening economic ties, and supporting tourism,” said Mark Galardo, Air Canada’s executive vice president and chief commercial officer.

“With these additions, Air Canada will offer North America’s second largest transatlantic network by destinations next summer. We look forward to connecting Montréal, Toronto and Halifax with new services and destinations, a natural next step in our continued international growth.”

The airline said that it will also be resuming its seasonal Montréal – Tel Aviv route.

“In Summer 2026, Air Canada will connect Canada to more than 126 global destinations, representing up to 155,000 seats weekly across the Atlantic, Pacific and South America,” the airline said.

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