Air Canada Doubles Airbus A321XLR Flights On This New 8-Hour Nonstop Route [Map]

Air Canada is preparing to significantly expand its operations on a new long-haul route commencing in three months. The carrier plans to double the number of Airbus A321XLR aircraft scheduled for service on this particular flight path. This ambitious expansion reflects Air Canada’s commitment to offering nonstop travel between Toronto and Reykjavik. The eight-hour journey represents a substantial increase in range capabilities for the A321XLR variant. Initial forecasts indicate an immediate doubling of flights, demonstrating strong passenger interest in this transatlantic connection.