Air Canada отправит самолет 777-300ER из Торонто в Орландо

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TORONTO- Canadian flag carrier Air Canada (AC) is planning to deploy its high-capacity Boeing 777 aircraft from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to Orlando International Airport (MCO).

According to the latest flight schedule, Air Canada currently serves the YYZ-MCO route with Airbus A320s and A321s aircraft.

Air Canada Toronto to Orlando

Beginning February 28 and continuing through March 14, the carrier will operate 3X weekly flights showcasing its robust winter travel capacity, Ishrion Aviation reported.

The Boeing 777-300ER, configured with 450 seats, represents a substantial upgrade in aircraft size and passenger accommodation for this route.

Here’s the flight schedule:

The outbound flight, AC1090, will depart Toronto Pearson International Airport at 8:00 PM, arriving in Orlando at 11:09 PM.
The return flight, AC1085, offers early morning departure from Orlando at 7:00 AM, landing in Toronto at 9:47 AM, providing travelers with efficient round-trip options.

The Boeing 777-300ER 450 seats aircraft includes:

Cabin Class Seats Pitch (inches) Width (inches) Total Seats

Business	28	75-78	21	Flat bed seats
Premium Economy	24	38	20	Recliner seats
Economy	398	31	17	Standard seats
Total	450	–	–	–

Every seat is equipped with a personal in-seat audio-video console, offering passengers an extensive library of 50 hours of entertainment content, ensuring diverse multimedia options throughout the flight.

The aircraft’s entertainment system provides comprehensive on-demand audio and video capabilities across all cabin classes.

Business and Premium Economy passengers enjoy direct 110v AC power ports at each seat, while Economy class passengers can access power ports conveniently located between seats.

Connectivity extends beyond entertainment through Gogo Inflight Wi-Fi, available on select routes including Canadian domestic flights, continental United States, Caribbean, Mexican destinations, and specific long-haul international routes.

Competitive Route

The YYZ-MCO is a highly competitive sector as almost all Canadian carriers serve it. However, the fares fluctuate based on flight timings, operator, and aircraft.

The route is served by the following airlines and aircraft:

Air Canada Rouge deploys Airbus A321
Similarly, Air Canada deploys A321s and A320s
Flair Airlines serves YYZ-MCO with Boeing 737 MAX 8s (737-8)
Porter Airlines deploys no middle-seat Embraer E195 E2 aircraft.
WestJet uses Boeing 737 fleet

Orlando is one of the most internationally connected airports in a west coastal region, especially in Florida. As of December 2024, Orlando connects passengers to 60 International destinations with Dubai (DXB) being the longest destination. Overall, Orlando Airport handles around 600 daily flights.

Also, it’s surprising that no US carrier serves this route. However, Delta Air Lines codeshare with WestJet on this flight.

Other Air Canada US Network Changes

Air Canada recently announced direct flights to Tampa (TPA), Raleigh (RDU), and Nashville (BNA) Further it is increasing capacity to Austin (AUS), Denver (DEN), and Miami (MIA).

The airline is also expanding its cross-border services with new routes from Vancouver to Nashville and from Montreal to Cincinnati. Further, Air Canada is resuming service from Toronto to Jacksonville, the only direct flight between Canada and Jacksonville.

Air Canada continues to be the largest carrier serving the Transborder market and will offer customers more than 200 daily flights to over 45 destinations in Summer 2025.

Air Canada is also upgrading its Toronto-Tampa route with Airbus A330 aircraft from February 1.

You can read all the recent network changes Air Canada made here: