Air Canada announces changes in its flights to Brazil and Argentina
Air Canada is seeing increasing demand for its intercontinental flight services, resulting in the need for more operations between major cities in several countries. As a result, the airline recently introduced some changes to its network schedule, AEROIN reports.
See also: Iberia boosts flights to Uruguay.
One of the changes is on the Montreal – Sao Paulo route, which will now operate with Boeing 787-9s three times a week between October 28th and November 30th, and five times a week from December 1st.
See also: Azul increases flights between Belem and Fort Lauderdale.
In addition, Air Canada will operate the Toronto – Sao Paulo – Buenos Aires route 5 times a week during the northern winter season. Starting December 6th, the service will operate 6 weekly, thus maintaining the same number of frequencies for the season.
See also: LATAM to fly between Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont) and Navegantes.
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