So, Air Canada's really stepping it up with their European routes. They're planning a whopping 62 nonstop routes! That's pretty huge if you ask me. It's all thanks to the new Airbus A321XLRs. These planes are a game-changer, letting them hit more secondary cities and still keep up the presence at the big hubs.
I think it's pretty cool how the A321XLR is opening up new possibilities for airlines. Air Canada seems to be making the most of it, and honestly, I'm curious which new cities are getting added to the list. Anyone know if their service to the smaller cities is gonna be year-round or just seasonal?
And what do you guys think about this expansion? Is Air Canada trying to compete with the big European airlines, or are they just filling in gaps in the market? Either way, it's gonna be interesting to see how this unfolds. Let's hear your thoughts!
I think it's pretty cool how the A321XLR is opening up new possibilities for airlines. Air Canada seems to be making the most of it, and honestly, I'm curious which new cities are getting added to the list. Anyone know if their service to the smaller cities is gonna be year-round or just seasonal?
And what do you guys think about this expansion? Is Air Canada trying to compete with the big European airlines, or are they just filling in gaps in the market? Either way, it's gonna be interesting to see how this unfolds. Let's hear your thoughts!