Pay with points and stay informed about any flight changes

With the new Air Canada + Aeroplan app, you can now enjoy the advantages of the Aeroplan loyalty program with the combined ease of managing your Air Canada trips in a single convenient place.

EVEN BETTER TOGETHER

Sign in with Aeroplan to unlock access to loyalty program benefits. Dive in to see your points balance, track Elite status progress, view recent transactions, and access popular program features like Family Sharing, eStore, car rental, and hotels.

BOOK YOUR WAY

Book your next trip using cash, or by redeeming your Aeroplan points. You can now also book with a combination of Points + Cash, or even pay 100% of your fare using points, including taxes, fees, and charges.

TIMING IS EVERYTHING

By presenting timely updates on your home screen, you'll always be up to date. Action cards prompt you when it's time to check-in, show your upcoming flight status, and even offers your flight's menu when it's almost time to eat on flights offering meal service.

NOW BOARDING

As your flight approaches, your boarding pass will appear throughout the app for quick access. Your boarding passes are saved for offline use in the app.

KNOW AS YOU GO

Stay up to date with notifications about flight and gate changes, and cancellations.

FOLLOW THE LEADER

We added turn-by-turn airport navigation, a first for a Canadian airline, available in Toronto (YYZ), Montreal (YUL), and Vancouver (YVR), with more coming soon.

READY TO DOWNLOAD?

By downloading or updating this App, or setting up your device to do so automatically, you consent to the installation of the App, its future updates and upgrades and to the Air Canada Mobile App “Terms of Use” that govern the use of App that are available here: http://www.aircanada.com/en/mobile/tc_android.html. You can withdraw your consent at any time by uninstalling the App. For help uninstalling, please see https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/2521768

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES

These functions apply when enabled:

• Location: your location data is used to show the closest airport(s) for booking, and flight status. Location data is also used to present the correct boarding passes at connecting airports, and to provide the current location when using airport maps.

• Wi-Fi connection: used to determine if internet access or a connection is available for onboard Wi-Fi and the wireless entertainment system on Air Canada Rouge flights.

• Calendar: access to your calendar is used to sync flights from your upcoming bookings to your device's calendar.

• Notifications: push notifications are used to send you service messages related to your upcoming travel.

• Camera: add images to the feedback you send to Air Canada.

• Your device and app information (phone model, language, system and app version) is attached to comments you send when an issue is reported via the app.

PRIVACY POLICY

By downloading or updating this App, you understand that Air Canada may: collect data about your device in order to serve you the correct software, as well as maintain and develop its services; require that you change some of your device settings to use specific features; collect personal information as detailed in our Privacy Policy (http://www.aircanada.com/en/about/legal/privacy/policy.html)

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Air Canada, Canada's flag carrier and largest airline, boasts a rich history intertwined with the nation's development. From its humble beginnings as Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA) in 1937, ferrying mail and passengers across a sparsely populated country, Air Canada has evolved into a global aviation giant, connecting Canada to the world and facilitating domestic travel. This transformation reflects not only the airline's own ambition but also the dramatic growth of air travel and Canada's increasing prominence on the world stage.

The early years of TCA were marked by the challenges of establishing reliable air routes across vast distances, often in challenging weather conditions. Pioneering pilots navigated using rudimentary navigational aids, landing on makeshift airstrips in remote communities. The airline played a crucial role in connecting disparate regions of Canada, fostering economic development and strengthening national unity. The post-war era witnessed a surge in air travel, and TCA embraced the jet age, expanding its fleet and its network. In 1965, TCA officially adopted the name Air Canada, reflecting its growing international presence.

The deregulation of the Canadian airline industry in the 1980s presented both opportunities and challenges for Air Canada. Increased competition spurred innovation and efficiency, but also led to periods of financial instability. Air Canada navigated this turbulent period through strategic mergers and acquisitions, solidifying its position as the dominant player in the Canadian market. The acquisition of Canadian Airlines in 2000 marked a significant milestone, creating a truly national carrier with an extensive network spanning the globe.

Air Canada's fleet comprises a diverse range of aircraft, from narrow-body jets serving regional routes to wide-body aircraft connecting Canada to major international hubs. The airline continually invests in modernizing its fleet, prioritizing fuel efficiency and passenger comfort. This commitment to innovation extends to its in-flight services, with a focus on providing a premium travel experience. Air Canada offers a tiered cabin class system, catering to different passenger needs and budgets, from economy class to business class and premium economy.

The airline's route network spans six continents, connecting Canadian cities to destinations across the globe. Air Canada operates major hubs in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Calgary, facilitating seamless connections for domestic and international travelers. The airline's strategic alliances with other international carriers, notably through the Star Alliance network, further expand its reach and provide passengers with access to a vast global network.

Air Canada's commitment to customer service is reflected in its investments in technology and training. The airline's website and mobile app provide convenient booking and check-in options, while its loyalty program, Aeroplan, rewards frequent flyers with exclusive benefits and privileges. Air Canada's dedicated team of employees, from pilots and flight attendants to ground crew and customer service representatives, strive to provide a safe, comfortable, and efficient travel experience.

Despite its successes, Air Canada has faced its share of challenges. Fluctuations in fuel prices, economic downturns, and labor disputes have all impacted the airline's profitability. The COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges for the entire aviation industry, and Air Canada was no exception. The airline implemented stringent safety measures and adapted its operations to navigate the crisis, demonstrating its resilience and adaptability.

Looking ahead, Air Canada remains focused on sustainable growth and innovation. The airline is committed to reducing its environmental impact through investments in fuel-efficient aircraft and sustainable aviation fuels. Air Canada continues to invest in technology to enhance the passenger experience, from personalized in-flight entertainment to seamless baggage tracking. As the Canadian flag carrier, Air Canada plays a vital role in connecting Canada to the world, and its future is intertwined with the continued growth and prosperity of the nation. The airline's ongoing commitment to safety, innovation, and customer service positions it well to navigate the evolving landscape of the global aviation industry and continue its legacy of connecting people and cultures.