In the spring of 2025, Air Canada launched a service between Prague and Toronto, restoring a direct air link between Prague and Canada. Flights operated every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from June through September. This year, the service has returned with an expanded schedule: operating four times a week from June 7 to October 24, with the addition of a Thursday flight compared to 2025.
Both this year and last, the route (flight AC935) has been primarily served by long-haul Airbus A330-300 aircraft. These planes feature a capacity of 297 seats across three classes, and the airline has twenty of them in its fleet. In September of last year, the route was operated by Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners, which have a smaller capacity of 255 seats across three classes. A Boeing 787-9 also appeared on the route on several occasions; this aircraft type is set to become the primary equipment for the route next year.
Air Canada operates a fleet of 32 Boeing 787-9s, each offering 298 seats across three classes. These aircraft will serve the Prague–Toronto route in 2027, with the first flight scheduled for Saturday, May 22, 2027.
Prague lacked a direct connection to Canada between 2020 and 2024. Prior to that period, Air Canada Rouge operated flights to Toronto using Boeing 767s, while Air Transat served Montreal with Airbus A330s.
Prepared By: Martin Bernict
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