MONTREAL — Air Canada is spreading its wings in Scandinavia with new summer seasonal flights to Stockholm.
Three weekly flights from Montreal and two weekly flights from Toronto will kick off on June 12, 2024.
The airline will also be increasing capacity on its year-round Copenhagen flights from Toronto with daily flights beginning May 1, 2024 and running until Oct. 31. Plus, seasonal flights from Montreal will resume earlier, on May 2, 2024, increasing up to five weekly flights in June.
Seats are now available for purchase. Flights will be operated with Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft featuring three cabins of service for customers to choose from, including Signature Class with lie-flat seats, Premium Economy and Economy Class.
“We continue our strategy of building international scale at our Toronto and Montreal global hubs and we are very pleased to deepen Air Canada’s longstanding presence in Northern Europe with the addition of flights to Stockholm,” said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Revenue and Network Planning at Air Canada. “Toronto and Montreal are the third and fourth largest trans-Atlantic gateways, and we continue strengthening our hubs’ reach with our increased services to Scandinavia.”
Galardo added that together with Air Canada’s capacity to Copenhagen, the airline will operate up to 17 weekly flights this summer from Toronto and Montreal to Stockholm and Copenhagen.
“Toronto and Montreal have been strategically developed to facilitate convenient connections throughout Air Canada’s extensive North American network and, with non-stop Dreamliner flights to Stockholm, we offer customers choice and ease while travelling between North America and Sweden’s capital city for business development, tourism, or visiting friends and family,” he added.
Air Canada first launched service to Scandinavia in 2010 with flights from Toronto to Copenhagen. In 2023, the airline expanded its presence in Copenhagen with the addition of new flights from Montreal to Copenhagen.
Air Canada plans to operate 100% of its peak summer 2019 trans-Atlantic capacity next year, taking full advantage of the robust recovery in its largest international market.
