Air France and Lufthansa are currently the only two airlines operating Airbus A380 flights to Canada, maintaining their position as the sole operators of these aircraft to the destination. These two companies represent the last remaining commercial airlines utilizing the double-decked passenger jet for transatlantic travel. Previously, three other carriers had operated the A380 into Canada; however, they no longer maintain service with this particular aircraft type. The continued operation by Air France and Lufthansa highlights a significant shift in aviation trends regarding large capacity aircraft. Currently, there is no information available on which specific routes these airlines operate.
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