Air Canada
Air Canada, Canada's national and largest airline company, was founded in 1936 as Trans Canada Air Lines and continued its activities in 1965 as Air Canada. Headquartered in Montreal, Air Canada began to operate flights to more than 60 destinations in Canada in 1980, including many destinations in the USA, the Caribbean, and Europe. The airline flies to more than 200 destinations around the world and has a fleet of 390 passenger aircraft.
Air Canada Check-In Procedures
On Air Canada flights, online check-in opens 24 hours before the flight and ends 1 hour before the flight. Online check-in can be done easily via the Air Canada website and mobile app. After online check-in, you can go to the airport by printing out your online boarding pass and luggage tags. During check-in, they can choose a seat and make an upgrade. According to airports, the airport counter and kiosk check-in opens 12 hours before the flight and ends 1 hour before the flight.
Air Canada Baggage Allowance
All passengers traveling with Air Canada have the right to bring one 33 x 16 x 43cm handbag and one 55 x 23 x 40cm hand baggage into the cabin. Economy class passengers are entitled to 1 piece of luggage weighing 23 kg in their checked baggage. Premium Economy and Premium Rouge class ticket holders are entitled to 2 pieces of luggage weighing 23 kg. Business Class passengers, on the other hand, have 2 luggage allowances of 32 kg. Passengers traveling with a 0-2-year-old baby have an extra baggage allowance of 23 kg. You can visit the Air Canada website for additional baggage allowance fees.
Air Canada Seat Selection
Offering free seat selection during the check-in process, Air Canada offers paid and free seat options for those who want to reserve their desired seat before seats run out. Seat fees may vary depending on the length of the flight. You can visit the Air Canada website for detailed information about seat features and paid seats according to ticket classes.
Air Canada Food & Beverage
It offers free hot meals and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to all passengers on international flights. Meal menus and refreshments vary according to ticket classes.
