Air Canada is Canada's largest full-service airline; together with its regional partner Jazz, Air Canada flies to over 170 destinations on five continents. Air Canada is also a founding member of Star Aliiance.

Cabin Classes

Air Canada offers three types of cabin classes: Executive First Class, Executive Class, and Economy Class.

Executive First Class Suites feature lie-flat beds at 6'3" (191 cm) long and 31" (79 cm) wide at the shoulders. Executive First Class Suite features include: Guaranteed aisle access with adjustable head and footrests, comfortable pillow and duvet, Oversized one-piece tray table, 12-inch touch-screen TV equipped with noise-canceling Sennheiser headphones, a self-serve stand-up bar is also available on the 777 aircraft.

Executive Class is offered on domestic routes and offers a guaranteed window or aisle seat. Personal 8.9" touch-screen TVs are fitted in Business Class.

First & Executive Class cabins both offer Workstation with personal reading light and storage, In-seat power for your laptop, Personal access to hundreds of hours of entertainment, XM Satellite Radio showcasing premium music and talk shows, Ambient mood lighting in synch with time zones to ease jet lag. Premium wines, spirits and cuisine are served throughout the flight. Passengers also have access to the following priority services: concierge service, Maple Leaf Lounge access, priority Check-in, Priority boarding and more.

Air Canada Economy Class offers Personal 8.9-inch touch-screen TV, Hundreds of hours of entertainment, Complimentary hot meal accompanied by a selection of wines and spirits, In-seat power for your laptop, USB port for game controllers, adjustable, foldable headrest for a better sleeping position, as well as a comfortable pillow and blanket, ambient mood lighting to ease jet lag or individual reading light, and  XM Satellite Radio showcasing premium music and talk shows.

Before You Fly

Maple Leaf Lounges are Air Canada's exclusive airport lounges, with 20 lounges in total at all major airports across Canada and select international locations world-wide they provide a private escape from the bustle of the airport. Lounges offer Complimentary light snacks and alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages including local beer on tap, cappuccino and espresso,  Wide selection of newspapers and magazines, Sony High Definition Televisions paired with Bell ExpressVu HD programming, Complimentary Bell Datavalet High Speed Internet and Wireless, Hewlett Packard business centres featuring color laser printing and Lenovo PC workstations, Conference rooms in select locations, Cell-Free Quiet Zones in select locations.

Air Canada's frequent flyer programme is called Aeroplan.