Air Canada is premiering its brand new international cabin design and
seating that the airline will feature on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner
fleet.
The carrier will provide three cabins of service on board its Boeing
787 Dreamliners highlighted by a brand new contemporary decor and
comfortable ergonomic seating that features 180-degree lie-flat seats in
its International Business Class cabin. An extensive choice of
in-flight entertainment on enhanced definition seat back touch screens
will be available for all customers along with power outlets and USB
ports.
“We are very excited to introduce completely re-designed seating and
cabin amenities that will offer Air Canada customers the very best in
comfort and contemporary design,” said Ben Smith, Executive Vice
President and Chief Commercial Officer. “With the arrival next spring of
our first Boeing 787 Dreamliner, Air Canada continues to renew its
international widebody fleet with the next generation of modern and fuel
efficient aircraft. As North America’s Best Airline, we look forward to
taking delivery of our first 787 Dreamliner and continuing to raise the
bar in customer comfort.”
Beginning in July 2014, the first Air Canada route to be operated
with 787 Dreamliner aircraft featuring the new cabin interior and
amenities will be the carrier’s Toronto-Tel Aviv route. Seats are now
available for booking.
As the first three 787 aircraft are gradually introduced into the Air
Canada fleet in the spring of 2014, the airline will offer a preview of
its new Dreamliner service on select domestic Canada and transatlantic
flights on a temporary basis. “The introduction of Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft featuring our new
onboard product is a key component of Air Canada’s international
expansion plans,” continues Mr. Smith. “The fuel efficient Boeing 787
aircraft will open up opportunities for Air Canada to serve new
international destinations, and convert existing routes to Dreamliner
service, as we continue to renew our fleet and develop Toronto Pearson
into a preferred North American gateway and truly global airline hub.”
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