Air Canada announced a new service allowing customers to easily connect with major European rail systems when booking flights. This initiative opens up numerous destinations in France, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.
Passengers can book both air and rail travel simultaneously, streamlining the process and offering sustainability-conscious travel options. The service covers airports like Charles De Gaulle in Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich, Geneva, and Vienna, providing access to multiple stations in each country.
The airline’s commitment to expanding partnerships aims to offer customers diverse travel choices, enhancing their European travel experience. Additionally, Air Canada revealed its expanded summer 2024 international schedule, aiming to operate at peak 2019 trans-Atlantic capacity and become a prominent carrier across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and India.
This post was published on 6 December 2023 09:52
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