Air Canada flies to more than 50 U.S. airports. Use it to reach Canada — or connect through Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver to Europe and Asia, often for less than flying direct.
Toronto is the main gateway and handles most U.S. connections. Montreal is strong for Europe and French-speaking destinations.
Vancouver is the shortest route from North America to much of Asia, and Calgary is the door to the Rockies.
In Economy, the fare type matters as much as the cabin. Basic is the bare minimum; Latitude is fully flexible and upgrade-friendly.
Fares are indicative one-way economy prices and change with dates and availability. Click a route for live prices.
Air Canada actively sells Canada as a connecting point for U.S. travellers, and the airports are set up to make it painless.
On the way home you clear U.S. immigration in Canada and land as a domestic passenger.
On most U.S.–international connections your bags are transferred automatically.
One-stop fares through Toronto or Vancouver frequently undercut U.S. nonstops.
Air Canada periodically offers low-cost stopovers in Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver.
No weight limit; not on some Basic fares
Free on every fare
32 kg in Business
Length + width + height combined
On Economy Basic fares within North America and to sun destinations, only a personal item is included — a full-size carry-on must be checked for a fee.
Aeroplan is a favourite well beyond Canada. Points can be redeemed on dozens of partner airlines, you can add a stopover to an award for a small number of points, and family members can pool their balances for free.
Status requirements are set by Air Canada and can change.
If you need a carry-on, Standard may be cheaper than Basic plus a checked-bag fee.
For Europe and Asia, a Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver connection can save real money.
On the way back to the U.S. you clear immigration in Canada. Allow at least 90 minutes.
United and Air Canada share cross-border flights and can be mixed on one ticket.
Fares to Vancouver and Calgary jump during school holidays and ski season.
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