Air Canada Adds Flights

<H1> Air Canada Adds Flights</H1><I>Montreal </I>- Air Canada will increase its capacity by 10 percent or 500 flights a week when it starts its new winter schedule later this month.

On the domestic front, the carrier is increasing service between Toronto and Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, Vancouver and Edmonton and Edmonton/Vancouver and Ottawa.

Transborder service has increased dramatically with the addition of 62 flights per week, making a total of 1,121 flights to 34 U.S. destinations.

Since last winter, Air Canada has introduced new non-stop service between Toronto and Raleigh-Durham, Nashville, Kansas City, Harrisburg and Allentown.

This winter, it is adding one more flight a week between Toronto and Maui for a total of four. Also, a daily flight is being added to the Toronto-Houston route, totaling three departures.

On the Toronto-Philadelphia route, which operates four times every business day, capacity has been increased and business-class service will be available. Similarly on the Montreal-New York-LaGuardia route, business-class service will be available.