The Canadian company Air Canada has resumed its seasonal flights between Nice and Montreal since the beginning of the week. Up to five weekly flights are offered until the end of October.
For a few days now, Air Canada has put back into service its summer route between Nice Côte d’Azur airport and Montreal-Trudeau. This direct route will be operated until October 24, 2025. Up to five flights a week are scheduled during the period.
The flights are operated using the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. The aircraft offers three travel classes: Air Canada Signature (business class), Premium Economy, and Economy Class. Departure from Nice is scheduled at 13:10. Arrival in Montreal takes place at 16:35 local time. The return flight departs Montreal at 21:30 for arrival in Nice at 10:55 the next day.
An anticipated revival for tourism and exchanges
This route caters to both vacationers and professionals. It facilitates tourism, economic, and family exchanges between the two regions. It also supports transatlantic flows during the summer season.
Jean-François Raudin, General Manager France at Air Canada, commented on this reopening: “This route perfectly illustrates our commitment to the French market and offers travelers a direct link between two dynamic and culturally rich regions. Whether visiting family, discovering Canada, or traveling for business, Air Canada is proud to offer a superior quality service on its transatlantic flights.”
Air Canada also highlights the facilities offered by its Montreal hub. Passengers can connect to other Canadian or American cities from Trudeau airport. With the on-site U.S. pre-clearance, formalities are simplified for connections to destinations such as New York, Chicago, Boston, or San Francisco.
The relaunch of this route marks the ten-year presence of Air Canada in Nice, celebrated in 2024. It aims to strengthen the role of Nice airport in intercontinental exchanges.
