United Airlines and Air Canada have agreed to renew and expand their joint venture.
The agreement signed in 2022 will be renewed and expanded. Regulatory approval will be required.
For its summer 2027 schedule, Air Canada will launch Toronto–Louisville service and operate seasonal flights between Montreal and Indianapolis, as well as between Edmonton and New York/Newark. It will deploy Airbus A220 aircraft on the Edmonton–San Francisco route, increasing seat capacity.
United Airlines will also operate seasonal service between New York/Newark and St. John’s, and launch routes from Denver to Ottawa and Quebec City. It will increase flights between Washington and Quebec City, as well as increase seat capacity on the Denver–Winnipeg route.
Since the joint venture began, 20 new routes linking the United States and Canada have been launched, carrying more than 4.3 million passengers across both airlines. The two carriers offer extensive connecting networks from destinations throughout the United States and Canada.
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