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Air Canada Celebrates New Direct Service To Prague

Maisie Adams
Last updated: 9 June 2025 15:52
By Maisie Adams
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Air Canada’s inaugural flight on it’s new transatlantic service to Prague was met with celebrations as it touched down, marking the only direct service between Czechia and Canada.

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The Only Direct Service From Canada to CzechiaExpectation For 25,000 Passengers This YearWhy Visit Toronto?
Celebrating new service to Prague
AirCanada celebrates their only direct route to Czechia © Air Canada

The Only Direct Service From Canada to Czechia

The flag carrier for Canada was met with water cannon salutes and an official gate ceremony led by Jiří Pos, Prague Airport CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors. This service heralds a new era not only for Air Canada but to bridge the gap between Canada and Czechia, promoting tourism, reconnecting loved ones, and igniting new business opportunities across both countries. Flights this summer will operate three times a week, departing from Toronto and arriving in Prague 9 hours later. 

Prague and Canada celebrate new era
Prague and Canada celebrate the new era of transatlantic flights © AirCanada

Expectation For 25,000 Passengers This Year

Operating until September 29th 2025, customers can cross the Atlantic in style on Air Canada’s fleet of Airbus 330-300’s and Boeing 787 Dreamliners, offering Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy. Air Canada’s General Manager Eastern Europe & Turkey Nedime Canipek-Konuksever announced

“With 8.5 million people located within 120 minutes of Prague Airport, we know this new route will be popular with those looking to travel not only to Canada, but beyond to destinations in the US, Mexico and Caribbean.”

Air Canada has also been praised by the Chairman of the Board of Prague Airport who welcomes their decision for higher-capacity aircrafts with an expectation of 25,000 passengers to use the route in both directions this year.

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Flights operating on Airbus and Boeing aircrafts © Unsplash

Why Visit Toronto?

As Canada’s largest city, Toronto is a global leader in business, entertainment, and culture. With a wide range of opportunities for all, the city attracts millions of visitors each year. Toronto’s summer is packed with events and festivals including the prestigious Toronto Film Festival. Alternatively, for nature lovers, it serves as a gateway to picturesque landscapes including the world-famous Niagara Falls. Air Canada is offering 51 daily flights between Europe and Canada with the opportunity to connect via Canada to destinations in the US, Mexico, and South America. Customers flying with the airline can also benefit from US customs pre-clearance and arrive in the US as domestic passenger.

Niagara Falls
Toronto boast unforgettable experiences © Unsplash

For more information visit Air Canada. Is Prague or Toronto on your travel bucket list this summer?

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ByMaisie Adams
Aviation Reporter - an Editorial Writer for looch Magazine and Travel Radar, Maisie holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Cardiff University. In addition to her writing career, Maisie works full-time as a Server/IST at The Alchemist, blending her editorial expertise with a passion for engaging storytelling.
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