Air Canada’s recent decision to place a firm order for eight Airbus A350-1000 aircraft marks a defining moment in the airline’s long-haul strategy. This is not just another fleet announcement; it signals a deliberate shift toward a more capable, efficient, and future-ready long-haul operation. With these new widebody aircraft expected to enter service starting in 2030, Air Canada is positioning itself to compete more effectively on the world’s longest routes, take advantage of emerging markets, and raise the bar on passenger experience.
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Up To 17-Hour Nonstop Flights: Air Canada’s 10 Ultra-Long Routes In 2026
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- April 12, 2026
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Air Canada is the world’s 11th-largest airline for long-haul flights. When only Canada is considered, the airline accounts for 36% of the country’s long-haul activity. For obvious reasons, it is especially dominant in Montreal (45%) and Toronto (39%). Its share from other cities is lower than the average, including Vancouver (at 33%).So what are the 10 longest routes in 2026?