Flag carrier Air Canada will ramp up flights to Dublin, after Dublin Airport’s passenger cap has been paused for this summer.
The airline has added additional flights from Montreal and Vancouver, while also flying year-round service to Toronto.
Starting this summer, Air Canada will increase the Dublin to Vancouver route from three to five times per week during peak periods and also extends the season.
Air Canada is the only airline to fly between Dublin and British Columbia.
Vancouver flights are operated on Boeing 787 Dreamliners from 2 May 2025.
There will be an extra weekly Montreal flight this summer.
The summer seasonal service from Montreal kicks off on 2 June, increasing from three to four times per week.
The Toronto to Dublin service operates daily this summer.
Air Canada flies the route four times a week during the current winter season.
Bláithín O’Donnell, Air Canada Sales Manager, Ireland said: “It’s great to see such significant growth in this market, giving Irish customers more options to choose from when travelling to Canada, the US and beyond.”
“The additional flights for 2025 highlight Air Canada’s impressive growth in the Irish market.”
The increase in capacity also complements Air Canada’s existing flight connections to popular destinations beyond Canada, connecting through hubs in Montreal and Toronto.
These include vacation hotspots like Punta Cana, San Jose, Mexico City and Cancun, which are unserved from Ireland.
Other connecting flights include to Orlando, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Air Canada’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft features threec lasses of service including Signature Class with lie-flat seats, Premium Economy and Economy Class.
Customers can earn and redeem points through Aeroplan Air Canada’s loyalty program when travelling with Air Canada.
Eligible customers also have access to priority check-in, Maple Leaf Lounges, concierge, priority boarding and other benefits.
