- Air Canada introduced new premium bedding and amenities on international flights.
- Signature Class amenity kits feature Sahajan’s Lip Karma and The Hand Remedy.
- Premium Economy and Economy receive a six-foot polar fleece blanket.
- Amenity kits are made in Canada and presented in recycled cotton drawstring bags.
- Hunter Amenities developed and manufactured the new amenity kits.
Air Canada has introduced a new collection of premium bedding and amenities across all cabins on international flights. The collection represents the latest facet of Air Canada’s ‘Glowing Hearted’ experience and includes upgraded Signature Class duvets and pillows, generously sized blankets in Premium Economy and Economy Class, and new amenity kits. Jacqueline Harkness, Managing Director of Products & Services at Air Canada, stated every element was chosen to help customers settle in, relax and rest throughout their journey.
Air Canada partnered with Hunter Amenities to develop and manufacture the new amenity kits, combining comfort and functionality with reusable design. The airline also partnered with Sahajan, a female-founded skincare company. Signature Class amenity kits will feature Sahajan’s “Lip Karma” lip balm and “The Hand Remedy” cream. Economy and Premium Economy cabins receive a new polar fleece blanket measuring six feet for full-body coverage.
Premium Economy amenity kits include a neoprene eye mask, 3M earplugs, knitted cabin socks and an antimicrobial bamboo toothbrush with Colgate toothpaste. Signature Class bedding includes a 145 gsm duvet and a new pillow featuring AirFlow fill. The amenity kit is made in Canada and presented in a recycled cotton drawstring bag designed for reuse.
Jacqueline Harkness, Managing Director of Products & Services at Air Canada, shared, “Every element introduced as part of this launch was thoughtfully chosen to help customers settle in, relax and rest throughout their journey.”
John Hunter, Founder of Hunter Amenities, shared, “Working closely with Air Canada, we designed every component – from the drawstring bag to the eye mask and socks – to be used well beyond the flight.”



