the airínea Air Canada maintenanceá sus surgeryón exclusive to load Between Toronto International Airports, Montréal and Quito.
After having started flights of chárter de carga on passenger planes specially equipped for the task and taking advantage of the high demand for cargoéworld area, Air Canada has confirmed that it will maintainá su operationón towards Quito.
Currently with a weekly frequency operating the días thursday víto Havana and starting in Montreal, the airínea carries out its flights with Airbus A330-300 aircraft with capacity for más de 17 tons both in holds and in the body of the aircraft.
At the time, these flights that operated with 2 weekly frequencies, tenían end dateón the 26 October 2020, but given that demand has remained high and above all anticipating an increase thanks to the start of distributionón of the vaccine, flights will be maintainedán.
The new date where these flights will leaveíto operate is in March 2021, but with the possibility that they will be extended until the end of the yearñO 2021, in this sense, the airínea has requested the National Aviation Councilón Civilian of Ecuador – CNAC is assigned the following frequencies:
In the request for granting and that it was approved, apply for an operating permitón to operate the transport service toéreo, público, regular, international cargo and mail combined on the route:
- Toronto – Havana and/or Quito – toronto with up 3 weekly frequencies.
- boeing planes 777 y Airbus A330.
This route will complementíand a la surgeryón chárter and the current permit for passenger flights that is tentatively suspended until November 2021, so the operationóno cargo caníto help the return of the passenger route later.
The 16 last december, with the flight of the AC 7227 de Toronto a Lima, now has operated 4,000 exclusively cargo flights since it was launchedó to the cargo-only flight business in March 2020. By setting with éxito una operationón dedicated charging only.
Hereí you can see Air Canada's Airbus A330 planes cómo isán inside packed to transport cargo: