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Air Canada Adds Two Nonstops to Dublin Airport

by Daniel McCarthy  June 08, 2023
Air Canada Adds Two Nonstops to Dublin Airport

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Air Canada is expanding its direct service to Dublin Airport.

This week, Dublin Airport announced the resumption of Air Canada’s non-stop service from Montreal and Vancouver. The Vancouver service will operate up to four times weekly through Sept. 30, 2023, while the Montreal will do the same three times weekly also through Sept. 30.  

Air Canada will fly the service on its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner and its Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. Both aircraft offer three service classes—Signature Class with lie-flat pods, Premium Economy, and Economy.

The new routes join Air Canada’s other flight to Dublin from Toronto, which is already operating year-round.

Air Canada also recently launched its much-anticipated Montreal to Amsterdam service, which is now operating five times a week through summer 2023.

  
  
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