Air Canada is inviting European travellers to start planning their winter escapes with its expanded Winter 2026-27 schedule, offering more seamless connections to Latin America than ever before.
With the addition of new services to destinations including Rio de Janeiro, Cartagena, Guatemala City and Costa Rica this winter, Air Canada is making it easier for European travellers to discover destinations than ever. Whether exploring ancient ruins, vibrant cities, or tropical coastlines, passengers can enjoy convenient connections and a smoother journey to the heart of Latin America.
For those seeking sun-soaked escapes, Air Canada’s winter schedule also provides easy access to some of the Caribbean’s most popular destinations, including Punta Cana, Cancun and Nassau. From relaxing beach getaways to island adventures, travellers can connect seamlessly from Europe and continue their journey to the Caribbean through Air Canada’s Canadian hubs.
Air Canada offers the most comprehensive offering of any Canadian carrier flying to the region, offering over 60 destinations in Latin America.
For European travellers, Air Canada offers convenient onward connections to Latin America via its Canadian hubs in Toronto and Montreal, providing seamless access to a wide range of destinations across the region.
Margaret Skinner, Senior Director Sales EMEAI at Air Canada, said, “Our expanded winter sun schedule reflects continued strong demand from European travellers for seamless access to Latin America’s most popular destinations. With more options available this winter, we are making it faster and easier than ever for customers to explore all Latin America has to offer. Through travelling with Air Canada customers can even create a twin-centres trip with two destinations in one.”
The routes are served by Air Canada’s extensive fleet of aircraft, offering a range of cabin options depending on the route and aircraft, including Signature Class, Premium Economy and Economy, providing comfort for both leisure and business travellers.
Outside of Latin America specific travel, European travellers choosing to connect to the United States via Canada can take advantage of U.S. Customs and immigration preclearance rules via all Canadian hubs, enabling them to arrive in the U.S. as a domestic passenger.
Customers can also take advantage of Aeroplan, Air Canada’s loyalty programme, which enables members to earn and redeem points across the airline’s global network and a wide range of partner airlines, with the flexibility to combine points with cash.
For more specific route information per region, visit Air Canada’s website.
