Air Canada Expands Toronto, Montreal Service to Venice Next Summer

Air Canada is adding more seats to Venice next summer, upgrading both its Toronto and Montreal routes to larger Boeing 777-300ER aircraft during parts of the peak 2027 season.

According to Aeroroutes, the carrier will deploy its 400-seat Boeing 777-300ER on select flights between Canada and Venice Marco Polo Airport, replacing the Airbus A330-300 on both routes.

From Montreal (YUL), the 777 will operate three times weekly from 10JUN to 03JUL, 2027, and again beginning 26AUG, 2027, moving up the previously planned 07SEPT start date.

From Toronto Pearson (YYZ), the larger aircraft will operate four times weekly from 09JUN to 05JUL, 2027, and again beginning 26AUG, 2027, instead of 06SEPT as previously scheduled.

The capacity boost comes as Venice remains one of Air Canada's most popular seasonal destinations in Europe.

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