- Air Canada brings Dublin to Vancouver service forward to 31 March 2027
- The service operates three times weekly from 31 March to 2 May
- Frequency increases to four times weekly from 3 May onwards
- The route uses Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with 298 total seats
- Families with children aged 13 and under receive complimentary seating
Air Canada has brought its Dublin to Vancouver seasonal service forward by more than one month in 2027. The first departure from Dublin is now scheduled for 31 March rather than 2 May as originally planned. The airline confirmed the schedule change for the route.
The service initially operates three times a week from 31 March to 2 May before increasing to four times a week from 3 May onwards. The earlier start provides greater access to English Columbia towards the end of the ski season which generally runs through mid to late April.
The route is operated by Air Canada’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner featuring 30 Signature Class seats, 21 Premium Economy seats and 247 Economy Class seats. Families travelling with children aged 13 and under benefit from complimentary family seating. Passengers connect onwards across Air Canada’s North American network through Vancouver.
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