Air Canada to Restart Dublin Flights
Air Canada have announced the restarting of their scheduled passenger services across the Atlantic. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Air Canada has restricted their international routes to the bare minimum services carrying mostly cargo. They will start to resume international passenger flights to various destinations on dates across June and July. The first service to Dublin from Toronto is scheduled to be operated on 1st July. The flight will depart Toronto at 20.50, arriving into Dublin at 08.15 the following morning. The return flight will depart from Dublin at 10.10 and arrive into Toronto Pearson airport at 12.25 local time. This service will operate initially four days per week and may be increased if demand dictates. Air Canada will use their Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on the route. These are configured to seat 298 passengers with 30 flat bed seats in Business Class, 21 recliner seats in Premium Economy and 247 in Economy Class.
Passengers arriving into Ireland are currently required to self-isolate for 14 days but these regulations may be reviewed prior to these flights beginning.
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