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Air Canada to Fly 777-300ER from Toronto to Orlando
Air Canada is enhancing its Toronto to Orlando route by introducing Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, starting February 28, which will significantly increase capacity with 450 seats. Currently served by Airbus A320 and A321, the new service will operate three weekly flights, providing convenient schedules for winter travelers. The Boeing 777 features a Business Class with flat beds, Premium Economy with recliners, and standard Economy seats, all equipped with personal entertainment systems and power ports. Additionally, Air Canada is expanding its network with new flights to Tampa, Raleigh, and Nashville, solidifying its status as a leading carrier in the Transborder market.