Last April Air Canada temporarily deployed its Boeing 787 between Montréal and Brussels, the airline now has decided to replace the daily Airbus A330 with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner from 29 October 2017 (winter season 2017/2018).
Air Canada’s 787 provides an International Business Class Cabin with 20 seats. The airplane offers 21 seats in Air Canada’s Premium Economy Cabin and 210 seats in Air Canada Economy. Customers will be more comfortable with improved lighting, bigger windows, larger overhead bins, lower cabin altitude and enhanced ventilation systems, among other features.
Made from composite materials, the 787 Dreamliner is the first mid-size airplane capable of flying long-range routes and will allow airlines to open new, non-stop routes preferred by the traveling public. In addition to providing airlines with unprecedented fuel economy and low operating costs, the 787 features a host of new technologies that greatly enhance the passenger experience.
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Source: Air Canada booking engine
