Last updated: 31 October 2026.
Air Canada flies to more than 180 airports in Canada, the United States and abroad, on six continents. Its main hubs are Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, and its international network covers 111 airports on six continents from those hubs. For summer 2026 it said it would connect Canada with more than 126 global destinations.
180+airports served directly in Canada, the USA and internationally (corporate figure)
6continents served
3hubs: Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver
126+global destinations for summer 2026 across the Atlantic, Pacific and South America
Hubs and highlights
- Toronto is the global hub, Montreal the transatlantic hub and Vancouver the transpacific hub.
- Summer 2026 additions: Montreal to Berlin and Nantes, Toronto to Ponta Delgada, and Halifax to Brussels; Toronto to Shanghai and Toronto to Budapest return. Vancouver to Bangkok is set to run all year.
- A French-language page of the airline counts more than 190 destinations, including 64 in Canada and 52 in the USA.
- Through Star Alliance partners the reach grows to over 1,150 airports; see the Alliances and Partners page.
Questions travellers ask us
What are Air Canada's hubs?
Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
How many airports does it serve?
More than 180 directly.
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