Some schedules for spring and summer 2025 have yet to be announced by the airline.
Air Canada has added new non-stop flights between Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL). These services will operate four times a week year-round, starting in spring 2025.
The airline mentioned that Manila represents Air Canada’s 12th destination in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as its first destination in the Philippines.
Here are the flight details:
Vancouver
Manila
Mon, Wed,Fri
01:55
06:20+1 day
April 2 to 30, 2025
Tue, Thu,Sat.
09:25
06:20
April 3 to May1, 2025
Tue, Thu,Fri, Sun.
From May 1, 2025
Mon., Wed.,Fri., Sat.
From May 2, 2025
Air Canada has unveiled three new routes from Vancouver to Tampa, Raleigh-Durham and Nashville.
Raleigh-Durham
13:30
21:44
Mon, Wed, Fri
June 4 toSeptember 29, 2025
08:40
11:30
Tue, Thu, Sat.
June 5 toSeptember 30, 2025
Tampa
22:12
Tue, Sat.
Year-round, StartingJune 3, 2025
08:20
11:23
Wed, Sun
Year-round, Starting June 4, 2025
Nashville
13:10
19:42
Tue., Thu., Sat., Sun.
May1 toOctober 30, 2025
08:15
11:10
Mon, Wed, Fri,Sun.
May 2 toOctober 31, 2025
Here are the details of the flight frequencies from Vancouver to about twenty destinations for the summer of 2025:
Austin
5X a week (2 additional flights compared to 2024)
Anchorage
1X a day
4X a week (new route)
Denver
2X per day (21% additional capacity compared to 2024)
Newark
2X a day
Honolulu
Washington-Dulles
Houston
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
5X a day
Miami
4X per week (1 additional flight compared to 2024)
Chicago
Portland
4X a day
Phoenix
3X per week (new route)
San Diego
3X a day
Seattle
San Francisco
Sacramento
Orange County
2X per week (new link)
Non-stop flights to Naples-Capodichino International Airport (NAP) will start on May 16, 2025, from MontrealBoeing 787-8 aircraft.
Air Canada already serves several destinations in Italy, with flights to Rome and Venice from Montreal and Toronto, as well as a flight to Milan from Montreal.
The non-stop service from Montreal to Porto airport (OPO) will be launched on June 4, 2025, four times a week, with Boeing 737-8 aircraft. In Portugal, Air Canada now only offers flights to Lisbon from Toronto and Montreal.
Toronto will offer direct service to Prague-Václav-Havel (PRG) airport three times a week starting from June 6 to the end of September 2025, using Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners.
Air Canada has also added seasonal services between Ottawa and London twice a week starting from March 31, 2025.
Air Canada has also restored seasonal services between Toronto and Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, four times a week starting from May 1, 2025.
Air Canada will also be offering new routes Montreal-Cincinnati and will resume the Toronto-Jacksonville route, the only non-stop service between Canada and this Florida city.
For summer 2025, Air Canada has announced the addition of new daily services from Toronto to Indianapolis, Boston, Tampa and Dallas-Fort Worth.
From Montrealan additional daily service will be introduced to Denver, Nashville and Raleigh-Durham. Service to Tampa will be operated daily.
For summer 2025, Air Canada will be offering more flights to Rome and Athens, with up to three daily flights to each city from Canada.
The airline will also be increasing capacity between Toronto and Stockholm, with service to be provided up to four times a week. Service between Toronto and Madrid will be daily.
Paris will also be served three times a week from Toronto and Paris. Montreal. Finally, service to Casablanca from Montrealwill be operated daily.
Air Canada will also be relaunching its seasonal summer routes Montreal–Seoul and Toronto–Osaka, operated by 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
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