Air Canada has launched a new direct service between Prague and Toronto, operating until the end of September. The route marks the return of direct flights to Canada from Prague Airport after a five-year hiatus.
Air Canada has launched a regular long-haul service between Prague and Toronto, which will run until the end of September this year. The inaugural flight was officially celebrated yesterday, 7 June, at Václav Havel Airport Prague, with the Canadian Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Emily McLaughlin, among the attendees.
“The last time we had a regular connection from our airport to Toronto was before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019. We are therefore very pleased to welcome the return of this long-haul route in cooperation with Air Canada. We also appreciate the airline’s decision to deploy larger aircraft than originally planned. We expect the route to serve around 25,000 passengers in both directions this year,” said Jiří Pos, Chairman of the Board at Prague Airport.
The long-haul connection between Toronto and Prague operates from beginning of June until the end of September 2025. From July through August, Air Canada will deploy the Airbus A330-300, with a capacity of 297 seats. In September, the route will be operated by a Boeing 787-9 with 298 seats, according to current airline plans. Initially, the route was scheduled to be served throughout the season by the smaller Boeing 787-8, which has 255 seats. The service includes three weekly flights, departing every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from Prague.
Flight schedule (local times):
– AC934 Toronto 21:40 – Prague 12:10 (operates: Tuesday, Friday, Sunday)
– AC935 Prague 13:40 – Toronto 16:50 (operates: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday)
“After an absence of over five years, we are proud to be back in the wonderful city of Prague, offering the only direct flight between Czechia and Canada. With 8.5 million people located within 120 minutes of Prague Airport, we know this new route will be popular with those looking to travel not only to Canada, but beyond to destinations in the US, Mexico and the Caribbean. We are also confident that this new route will boost tourism on both sides of the Atlantic, while deepening economic ties between our two countries and driving new business opportunities,” said Nedime Canipek-Konuksever, Air Canada’s General Manager for Eastern Europe and Turkey.
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