Up To 8h 50m: Air Transat’s 2 New Transatlantic Airbus A321LR Routes This Summer

Posted on February 26, 2025 by Guest authors

Air Transat,which is owned by the tour operator Transat, operates somewhat under the radar. It is Canada’s largest leisure airline and typically carries around five million passengers annually.

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Air Transat Adorns Airbus A321LR with CF Montreal Livery

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September 27, 2024
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Air Transat has applied the logo of Canadian soccer club and partner CF Montreal to one of its A321lLRs.

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Miracle In The Azores: How Air Transat Flight 236 Glided To Safety After Running Out Of Fuel

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April 22, 2024
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The Azores Glider was one of the most dramatic moments in aviation history and the longest glide of its kind.

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Viva Italia: How North American Airlines Embraced Italy And Its Secondary Cities For New Transatlantic Routes

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May 22, 2025
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Five North American airlines are planning to fly to various other Italian cities, except Milan and Rome, in June.

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