Air Canada announced a substantial increase in its service to Ottawa (YOW), with up to 30 additional weekly flights for the upcoming winter season compared to last year.
Key changes include:
Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President of Air Canada, highlighted the nearly 60% increase in capacity to Ottawa, reflecting the city’s importance within the airline’s network. This expansion aims to meet growing demand and provide more travel options for Ottawa residents and visitors.
Ottawa’s Mayor, Mark Sutcliffe, praised the expansion for its positive impact on the local economy and tourism. Similarly, Joel Tkach of the Ottawa International Airport Authority and Michael Crockatt of Ottawa Tourism emphasized the strategic significance of these enhancements for the city’s connectivity and attractiveness as a destination.
This expansion underscores Air Canada’s commitment to enhancing connectivity and meeting the travel needs of Ottawa-Gatineau residents, while also supporting the local economy and tourism sector.
This post was published on 19 May 2024 22:40
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