Air Canada has expanded its presence in Scandinavia with new summer seasonal flights to Stockholm from Toronto and Montreal beginning June 12, 2024.
Seats are available for purchase now as the airline also increases capacity on its year round Copenhagen flights from YYZ with daily flights beginning May 1, 2024 (until October) and from YUL May 2, 2024, increasing to five weekly in June.
"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. 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," said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Revenue and Network Planning at Air Canada.
"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. Together with our added capacity to Copenhagen, we will operate up to 17 weekly flights this summer from Toronto and Montreal to Stockholm and Copenhagen. We look forward to welcoming customers onboard our flights," concluded Mr. Galardo.
Schedule is as follows:
AC802 YUL 18:00, arriving at ARN 7:05 + one day Tuesday, Fridays and Sundays beginning June 14, 2024
AC803 ARN 12:15 arriving at YUK 12:05, Monday, Wednesday and Saturdays beginning June 15, 2024
AC902 YYZ 20:30 arriving at ARN 10:05 + one day Wednesday and Sundays beginning June 12, 2024
AC903 ARN 12:15 arriving at YYZ 14:35 Thursday and Sundays beginning June 13, 2024
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 percent of its peak summer 2019 trans-Atlantic capacity next year, taking full advantage of the robust recovery in its largest international market.
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