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Air Canada Boeing 737 MAX 8 reg. C-FSIQ in Keflavik Airport // Source: Isavia
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Air Canada comes back with summer flights to Keflavik

  • Andrei Menshenin
  • June 3, 2022
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Isavia press-release

This week, Air Canada resumed its summer flights between Keflavík Airport on the one hand and Toronto and Montreal on the other. We flew to Montreal yesterday and Toronto this morning. Air Canada last flew to Iceland in 2019. There will be four flights a week to and from Toronto and three times a week to and from Montreal. There will be flights between these destinations until the beginning of October. “We warmly welcome Air Canada back to Keflavík Airport after two difficult years of epidemic,” says Grétar Már Garðarsson, Director of Airlines and Route Development at Isavia. “Air Canada is a highly regarded partner and we look forward to seeing our important relationship continue to evolve in the years to come. The return of Air Canada is a clear sign that Iceland is an exciting and popular destination.”

“This is very exciting news for our customers in Iceland who can now start planning their next trip to rediscover Canada,” says Marc Sam, Air Canada’s supervisor in Iceland. “Our direct flights from Keflavík to Toronto and Montreal will enable our customers in Iceland to get directly to Canada and from there on to destinations in both North and South America. We look forward to welcoming our customers on board.”

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