Air Canada has announced plans to initiate eight-hour nonstop flights aboard Airbus’s A321XLR aircraft between London and key Canadian locations, starting in approximately two months. The airline intends to operate these routes from Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary. These new services represent Air Canada's first transatlantic operations utilizing the longest-range variant of the A321 family. Initially, the A321XLRs will serve Heathrow Airport (LHR) directly, marking a significant expansion for the carrier into Europe. Passengers can currently view the detailed route map on Air Canada’s website.
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