The Regina Airport Authority announced that Air Canada will increase summer capacity in 2024.
Flights will peak at four flights a day to Toronto and three flights a day to Vancouver, and round-trip, non-stop daily service will be introduced to Montreal.
Justin Reves, Director of Revenue Development, Public Relations, and Customer Experience, said that Air Canada’s announcement puts the airport closer to returning to pre-pandemic levels.
“Air Canada is the only airline that offers our community year-round, non-stop daily service to Toronto and Vancouver, and they are an invaluable partner to southern Saskatchewan,” Reves said. “Adding Montreal in the summer offers not just an incredible city in Canada to explore but also a gateway to many unique destinations in Europe.
“Having up to 8 flights and nearly 2,000 seats a day to and from Air Canada’s global hubs means incredible options in 2 flights or less for residents and visitors alike,” he continued.
Alexandre Lefevre, Vice President of Network Planning – North America at Air Canada, said they are pleased to increase services from Regina.
“With up to eight daily round-trip flights representing 1,900 seats every day with Air Canada to Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, access to more than 180 destinations throughout North America and globally are one convenient flight away,” he said. “Whether conducting business, reconnecting with friends and family, exploring another part of the world or welcoming others to Regina, customers can make their 2024 travel plans now. We look forward to welcoming you onboard.”
