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Air Canada Adds Seasonal Montreal-Naples Flight, Fourth to Italy

ByAIron Newsman May 20, 2025May 20, 2025

Air Canada Launches New Non-Stop Flights from Montreal to Naples: A Gateway to Southern Italy

Air Canada has officially launched its inaugural flight from Montréal–Trudeau International Airport (YUL) to Naples-Capodichino International Airport (NAP), enhancing its service offerings to Italy. This new non-stop route, marking Air Canada’s fourth destination in Italy, is a significant addition for travelers looking to explore the stunning Amalfi Coast and the historic ruins of Pompeii.

The seasonal flight, operated by Air Canada’s state-of-the-art Boeing B787 Dreamliner, will run until October 25, 2025. This eight-hour journey opens up exciting travel opportunities for Canadians seeking to immerse themselves in the rich culture and breathtaking landscapes of Southern Italy.

Exciting New Destination for Travelers

“We are thrilled to inaugurate new, non-stop service between Canada and Naples, a scenic new destination in Air Canada’s global network and our fourth in the Italian market," said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer and President of Cargo. "This new service from our growing Transatlantic hub in Montréal will make it even easier for our customers to explore all that Naples and Southern Italy has to offer."

Key Points of the New Route:
- Operates four times a week.
- Flight AC882: Departing Montréal at 19:35, arriving in Naples at 09:40 the next day (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays).
- Flight AC883: Departing Naples at 11:35, arriving in Montréal at 14:45 local time (Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays).

Boosting Tourism and Connections

Mark Galardo emphasized Air Canada’s commitment to fostering tourism between Canada and Italy, stating, “Having served the Italian market since 2005, we are proud to offer even more options for our customers, with up to 39 weekly flights and over 13,000 weekly seats from Canada into Naples, Rome, Milan, and Venice.”

H.E. Alessandro Cattaneo, the Italian Ambassador to Canada, also praised the new route. He noted, “Air Canada’s new route will further increase the already impressive number of Canadians choosing to visit Italy, providing a valuable boost to our tourism sector.” He highlighted that Naples is set to host the prestigious America’s Cup sailing competition in 2027, making this connection even more timely for Canadian visitors.

Conclusion: Explore the Beauty of Italy

Air Canada’s new route from Montreal to Naples is a welcome addition for travelers eager to explore Italy’s rich history and stunning landscapes. This flight not only connects two vibrant cities but also strengthens the ties between Canada and Italy. For more information on flight schedules and bookings, visit Air Canada’s official website.

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