Air Canada on Nov. 29, announced several new non-stop year-round transborder routes will begin Spring 2018 from Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton and Vancouver.  All new flights are now available for purchase.

"We continue to strategically expand our already extensive North American transborder network to offer the only services from Canada to Sacramento, Omaha, Providence, and flights from additional Canadian airports to Baltimore, Pittsburgh and San Francisco," said Benjamin Smith, president, passenger airlines at Air Canada. "As the largest foreign carrier serving the USA, we are pleased to offer customers even more non-stop travel choices between Canada and the US, as well as the ability to conveniently connect onward through our extensive global network at our Canadian hubs on North America's Best Airline as rated by Skytrax."

All flights are timed to connect conveniently with Air Canada's global schedule, and provide for Aeroplan accumulation and redemption, Star Alliance reciprocal benefits, and for eligible customers, priority check-in, Maple Leaf Lounge access at mainline Canadian airports, priority boarding and other benefits.

Vancouver-Sacramento
Daily
May 17
Year-round
Air Canada Express 76 seat CRJ-705/900

Edmonton-San Francisco
Daily
May 1
Year-round
Air Canada Express 76 seat CRJ-705/900

Toronto-Omaha
Daily
May 1
Year-round
Air Canada Express 50-seat CRJ

Toronto-Providence
Daily
May 17
Summer seasonal
Air Canada Express 50-seat CRJ

Montreal-Baltimore
Daily
May 17
Year-round
Air Canada Express 50-seat CRJ

Montreal-Pittsburgh
Daily
May 17
Year-round
Air Canada Express 50-seat CRJ

Today's new routes complement Air Canada's previously announced new non-stop international services beginning 2018: Vancouver-Paris; Vancouver-Zurich; Vancouver-Melbourne, originally planned as winter seasonal now operating year-round starting June; Toronto-Shannon, Toronto-Zagreb; Toronto-Porto; Toronto-Bucharest; Toronto-Buenos Aires; Montreal-Tokyo-Narita; Montreal-Dublin; Montreal-Bucharest; and Montreal-Lisbon.