Calm Air and Aeroplan: Reward Bookings Move to aircanada.com Starting July 22, 2026

Updated Jul 26, 2026
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Traveler checking the Aeroplan app in front of a regional Calm Air plane on the tarmac in Canada's North
To the point As of July 22, 2026, Aeroplan reward bookings on Calm Air flights move to aircanada.com and can combine with 50+ Aeroplan airline partners.

Aeroplan is simplifying reward bookings on Calm Air, the regional carrier serving Manitoba and Nunavut. As of July 22, 2026, there is no longer any need to call Calm Air Reservations: Aeroplan flight rewards can be booked directly on aircanada.com, in the Air Canada app, or by phone with Aeroplan, and these flights can now be combined with the program’s 50-plus airline partners.

What is actually changing

According to the information provided by Aeroplan, three things change as of July 22, 2026:

  • A new booking channel. Aeroplan rewards on Calm Air flights are now booked through aircanada.com/aeroplan (in the Aeroplan account overview), the Air Canada mobile app, or by contacting Aeroplan at 1-800-361-5373.
  • Combining with the rest of the Aeroplan network. Calm Air flights can now be included in a reward itinerary combined with Aeroplan’s other airline partners, of which there are more than 50.
  • Calm Air Reservations no longer handles new bookings. Aeroplan redemptions will no longer go through Calm Air Reservations for new bookings.

Calm Air is a regional carrier serving Canada’s North, notably Manitoba and Nunavut. Until now, its reward flights could only be booked by phone with Calm Air Reservations and could not be combined with other carriers within a single Aeroplan redemption.

Impact for Aeroplan members

  • A single point of contact. Members no longer have to juggle between Aeroplan and Calm Air Reservations to book a flight reward to the North.
  • More flexible itineraries. Being able to combine Calm Air with Aeroplan’s other airline partners opens the door to itineraries linking Canada’s North to the rest of the network, for example a Calm Air segment paired with an Air Canada flight or another partner.
  • No impact on bookings already made. If you booked a Calm Air reward before July 22, 2026, Calm Air Reservations remains your point of contact.

What we recommend

  • If you already have a confirmed Calm Air reward booking, take no action: it remains handled by Calm Air Reservations.
  • If you are planning a new redemption involving Calm Air, wait until July 22, 2026 to take advantage of being able to combine it with other Aeroplan partners in a single itinerary.
  • As of July 22, 2026, go through aircanada.com/aeroplan or the Air Canada app rather than Calm Air Reservations for any new Aeroplan reward on this carrier.

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