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37.39° N · 5.98° W — Seville
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Air Canada Adds Montréal–Seville

Air Canada will fly Montréal–Seville nonstop on the A321XLR from 8 September 2027, three times a week and then four from 1 October.

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Air Canada will fly nonstop between Montréal and Seville from 8 September 2027, on the Airbus A321XLR with 14 lie-flat Signature Class seats and 168 in Economy.

The schedule

  • Frequency: three flights a week, rising to four from 1 October 2027
  • Winter pause: no flights from 9 January to 18 February 2028
  • AC958: Montréal 20:30, arriving Seville 9:30 the next day
  • AC959: Seville 12:45, arriving Montréal 14:40

Air Canada says the route makes it “the largest airline by seats offered between Canada and Spain.”

Sources

Andrew Lovesey
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Andrew Lovesey is Editor-in-Chief of Not An Atlas, and always on the hunt for the next big thing: where to go, where to stay and what's worth the photo. His first trip was to the family cottage in Prince Edward Island, all rolling hills, red sand cliffs and jellyfish drifting in the North Atlantic. He'll sit anywhere but the middle seat (no armrest wars), never flies without the adapter that lets his AirPods play the in-flight movie, and has eaten at a McDonald's in every country he's visited. Iceland gets a pass because it doesn't have one. He once learned to bead earrings from Aleqa Hammond, Greenland's first female premier, on a ship in the Northwest Passage, and will tell anyone who'll listen that Cincinnati is wildly underrated. Friends say charming, driven and loyal. His mum says persuasive. Next stop: Greece.

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