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Air Canada Unveils Vancouver Summer Schedule, Adds 3 Popular U.S. Destinations

by Sarah Milner  December 02, 2024
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Credit: Ross Howey Photo / Shutterstock.com

Travellers flying out of Vancouver will have more transborder options this summer.

Air Canada has released its summer 2025 schedule for Vancouver (YVR), which includes new direct flights to Tampa, Raleigh, and Nashville, as well as increased capacity to Austin, Denver, and Miami. 

The new Vancouver-Tampa service, which launches June 3, 2025, will be offered year-round twice a week. 

The Vancouver-Raleigh and Vancouver-Nashville services will be seasonal, with Air Canada operating three flights a week from June 4 to Sept. 29, 2025 and four flights a week from June 5 to Sept. 30, 2025, respectively. 

Air Canada has also increased its nonstop service to three other popular U.S. destinations this summer, with five weekly flights to Austin (up from three), four weekly flights to Miami (up from three), and two daily flights to Denver (21% seat increase). 

In total, Air Canada – with its partner United Airlines – will offer up 58 daily non-stop flights to 21 U.S. destinations next summer. This represents an 11% increase in seat capacity from summer 2024

“We are pleased to further expand our YVR hub with new year-round flights to Tampa, seasonal services to Raleigh and Nashville, and more capacity to Austin, Denver and Miami,” said Mark Galardo, executive vice president, revenue and network planning, and president, cargo at Air Canada. “Our robust network means customers in Western Canada have more options to explore all that the U.S. has to offer, and for our American customers to explore beautiful British Columbia.”

  
  
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