Air Canada, United to Add New U.S.-Canada Routes in Expanded Partnership

Air Canada and United Airlines will expand their partnership with new U.S.–Canada routes planned for next summer. Air Canada will serve Toronto–Louisville, Montreal–Indianapolis, and Edmonton–Newark, and will increase capacity on Edmonton–San Francisco. United will add Denver–Ottawa and Denver–Quebec City, plus seasonal service between Newark and St. John’s. United also plans to boost capacity on Washington, D.C.–Quebec City and Denver–Winnipeg. The carriers agreed to renew and expand their Transborder Joint Business Agreement, originally signed in 2022, and have submitted it to Transport Canada for approval. United cited growing joint schedules since the deal’s 2022 start, noting more than 4.3 million passengers have flown together.