Air Canada has revealed today its plans to enhance its flight schedule to Ottawa, the capital of Canada. The airline will be increasing its flights to Calgary and Winnipeg, making them available year-round. Moreover, there will be more flights to Halifax and Quebec City to accommodate the growing demand.
Additionally, Air Canada will be introducing widebody service to Vancouver. Furthermore, the airline will be offering more flights to popular leisure destinations such as Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Cancun, and Punta Cana during the winter season.
Air Canada’s partner, United Airlines, will be enhancing Ottawa’s capacity this winter by adding an extra flight each day to both Chicago and Washington-Dulles. The combined U.S. schedule from Ottawa, operated by Air Canada and United Airlines, will include the following routes (excluding services to Florida):
– Ottawa to Chicago (three flights daily)
– Ottawa to New York-Newark (three flights daily)
– Ottawa to Washington-Dulles (three flights daily)
– Ottawa to Washington-Reagan (one flight daily)
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