Toronto: Air Canada will have more flexibility next year when it takes delivery of its Boeing 777 planes, says Air Canada chairman Robert Milton.
The new aircraft will have a longer range, allowing Air Canada to fly to more destinations non-stop, Mr. Milton said today in Toronto at a transportation conference sponsored by RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
For example, the country's largest airline is considering introducing non-stop service from Toronto to Mumbai. Mr. Milton said that on top of the passenger fees, Air Canada would benefit from being able to carry cargo to and from India.
21/09/06 Brent Jang/Globe and Mail, Canada
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