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Air Canada Offers 10X ‘Air Canada & Me’ Tokens for Domestic Flights Through Year-End

by Bruce Parkinson  August 25, 2026
Air Canada Offers 10X ‘Air Canada & Me’ Tokens for Domestic Flights Through Year-End

From now until December 31, travel advisors can earn 10X the ‘Air Canada & Me’ tokens on eligible bookings for flights within Canada, for travel between September 1 and December 31, 2026.

Air Canada’s Vincent Gauthier-Dore and Ana Paula de Souza.

“This is a fantastic opportunity to help your clients discover everything Canada has to offer while maximizing their rewards,” said Ana Paula de Souza, Director, Sales Canada & Global Accounts.

Air Canada & Me is Air Canada’s incentive program for travel advisors, who can earn Aeroplan rewards in exchange for booking eligible Air Canada business through its preferred NDC channel.

How Air Canada & Me Works

  • Advisors earn Air Canada & Me tokens when they book Air Canada flights through AC Connex, Air Canada’s NDC/direct booking platform.
  • The current published earning structure is one token for every $1 of eligible Air Canada booking that is flown. 
  • 10 Air Canada & Me tokens convert to one Aeroplan point.
  • Those Aeroplan points then belong to the individual advisor, who can use them for flights, hotels, car rentals, upgrades, merchandise and other Aeroplan rewards. 

Air Canada & Me is open to Canadian advisors regardless of whether they are affiliated with IATA or TIDS, although they need to be Aeroplan members. 

  
  
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