Air Canada Celebrates First Montreal-Tel Aviv Flight

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The departure of flight AC082 this week marks the successful launch of Air Canada’s non-stop Montreal service to Tel Aviv.

This new seasonal service will operate twice weekly from June 22 to October 16, 2017.

Benjamin Smith, President, Passenger Airlines at Air Canada, said: ”Air Canada is the leader in the Canada-Israel market, which we have served for 22 years. Today we are pleased to launch a new seasonal non-stop service between Montreal and Tel Aviv, which will also offer convenient connections throughout Canada and the U.S. and complement our existing daily year-round flights from Toronto,” said Benjamin Smith, President, Passenger Airlines at Air Canada.

“This new service also reflects Air Canada’s ongoing international expansion strategy, from which Montreal is deriving significant benefits. Since the beginning of the year Air Canada has launched new services from Montreal to Shanghai, Marseilles, Reykjavík, Dallas and Washington Dulles with Algiers scheduled on July 1.”

Denis Coderre, Mayor of Montreal, added: ”On behalf of all Montrealers, I am proud to take part in this ceremony marking the inaugural flight linking Montreal to Tel Aviv. This new direct service is the result of dynamic collaborative efforts, as demonstrated by the important trade mission to Israel. This new service is a concrete example of the thriving links that unite our cities and our countries,”

The flight will be operated with 292-seat Airbus A330-300 aircraft with three cabins of service, including Air Canada’s International Business Class cabin, featuring 27 Executive Pods with 180- degree lie-flat seats all configured for direct aisle access.

The Premium Economy cabin has 21 seats that offer wider seats and extra legroom, as well as premium meals, complimentary bar service and priority check-in and baggage delivery at the airport.

The Economy cabin has 244 seats with a state-of-the-art individual on-demand entertainment system.

Flights are timed for convenient connections with Air Canada’s extensive domestic and trans-border network.

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