Good news for travelers: Air Canada returns to the Tel Aviv-Montreal route

Air Canada has announced the resumption of its direct route between Tel Aviv and Montreal, which will return to operation in May 2027. The route will operate three times a week using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, as part of the company's global expansion move that includes 11 long-haul routes.

Air Canada has announced the resumption of its direct route between Tel Aviv and Montreal, which will return to operation in May 2027. The route will operate three times a week using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, which include three service classes: Business class with 30 seats that convert to flat beds, Premium Economy class with 21 seats, and Economy class with 247 seats. The resumption of the route is part of a broad strategic move by Air Canada, which includes launching or resuming 11 long-haul routes on Dreamliner aircraft, starting in November 2026. Among the new destinations: Guangzhou in China, Sapporo in Japan, Dubrovnik in Croatia, and Quito in Ecuador. The article notes that this is positive news for Israeli travelers, reflecting the company's long-term confidence in the Israeli market.

Good news for travelers: Air Canada returns to the Tel Aviv-Montreal route