Take to the Skies with Air Canada
what you can expect when flying with Canada's largest award winning airlineAward-winning Air Canada is Canada’s largest airline, the country’s flag carrier and a founding member of Star Alliance providing direct service to six continents. Air Canada’s fleet of more than 400 aircraft is one of the youngest, most fuel efficient and environmentally friendly in the world. It is also the only international network carrier in North America to receive a Four-Star ranking from Skytrax.
Boasting a modern fuel-efficient fleet, with leading industry customer amenities, Air Canada’s network conveniently connects travellers to many worldwide destinations with a simplified process that offers speed, efficiency and premium services.
What’s new?
From the UK, it is proud to offer more daily non-stop flights to Canada than any other airline. Departing from London Heathrow’s latest addition, Terminal 2: The Queen’s Terminal featuring Air Canada’s very own Maple Leaf Lounge, clients can choose from 3 daily non-stop flights to Toronto and daily services to Calgary, Halifax, Montréal, and Vancouver. In the summer, Air Canada increases its daily frequency to 4 flights to Toronto and offers double-daily services to Montréal and Vancouver plus flights from Edinburgh and Manchester to Toronto – the only airline to offer a choice of 3 cabins from these cities!
Starting October, Air Canada is also pleased to announce a NEW daily non-stop service from London to Mumbai, using the state-of-the-art, energy efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Whether your clients are looking to travel for business, reconnect with family and friends or discover India’s rich cultural heritage, they can now enjoy award-winning service, great fares and a choice of three cabins, including lie-flat seats in Air Canada’s Signature Class, a spacious Premium Economy Class and enhanced comfort in Economy Class. They can also look forward to Hindi-speaking flight attendants, a choice of Indian meals and a selection of Bollywood movies and music.
| AC856 | Depart LHR | 1110 | Arrive BOM | 0125* |
| AC855 | Depart BOM | 0445 | Arrive LHR | 0920 |
Choice for our clients
Air Canada is pleased to offer Gray Dawes clients a selection of cabins of all services from the UK to Canada.
The very definition of luxury travel, our clients can relax and unwind in Air Canada Signature Class* featuring aisle access Executive Pods, with lumbar support and massage function, converting into fully lie-flat bed. Travellers will enjoy superior dining with chef inspired meals, fine wines and spirits, on-demand in-flight entertainment, all priority airport services including extra baggage allowance, plus access to Maple Leaf lounges including the exclusive Air Canada Signature Suite at Toronto airport.
A dedicated spacious cabin, Premium Economy features wider seats, with more recline and extra legroom, with up to 38” compared to Economy class. Your clients can experience premium meals served on chinaware, plus complimentary wines & beverages. A personal touch-screen TV with hundreds of hours of on demand entertainment, all priority services, including extra baggage allowance plus complimentary advance seat assignment.
Passengers in Economy can enjoy a spacious cabin with up to 31” seat pitch, complimentary head- phones and hours of on-demand personal seatback entertainment. Complimentary wines, spirits and meals, in-seat power, USB port, plus a single-pin audio jack. Passengers travelling with children under the age of 14, can enjoy free seat-assignment or for a small supplement enjoy extra-legroom seating.
Air Canada remains deeply committed to long-term sustainability. The commitment is to a net zero emissions goal from all global operations by 2050, demonstrating its long-term commitment to advancing climate change sustainability throughout its business. To reach this, Air Canada will leave less through its operations with lighter planes and sourcing alternate fuels, leaving less carbon in the atmosphere, less noise in the communities, and less waste in our land and water by expanding recycling.
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