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As of December 2024, Air Canada continues its global operations with a fleet of widebody jets. The airline relies on Boeing and Airbus aircraft to meet the demands of long-haul international routes. Data from Cirium reveals that Air Canada operates more flights with Boeing jets compared to Airbus.
Air Canada's Boeing fleet includes models such as the 777-200LR, 777-300ER, 787-8, and 787-9. "The Boeing 777-200LR...is a workhorse on some of Air Canada's longest routes," providing substantial seat capacity for long distances. The Boeing 777-300ER has "the highest seating capacity among Air Canada's widebody aircraft" and is used on high-demand routes. The Dreamliner series, including the Boeing 787-8 and 787-9, offers advanced fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.
In total, Air Canada's Boeing fleet will complete 3,300 flights in December 2024, offering over one million seats and more than four billion available seat miles (ASMs). This highlights the dominance of Boeing within Air Canada's operations.
