Air Canada plans to start summer flights between Montreal and Fort McMurray in June 2023. The Canadian flag carrier said it would be "also restoring suspended services and increasing frequencies on popular routes" to offer over 600 flights a day on 97 routes to 51 destinations inside the vast country next summer.
The plans "further reinforces our role in providing critical connectivity to Canadians coast-to-coast", said Mark Galardo, senior vice president of Network planning and revenue management at Air Canada, citing the carrier's "prudent restoration of suspended routes and increased frequencies on others".
Among the expanded or restored routes, the airline said, are daily Gander-Toronto flights beginning June 1, London, Ontario-Montreal flights beginning June 17, four-times weekly Fort McMurray-Toronto flights resuming May 1, and three-times weekly Calgary-Quebec City flights starting June 19.