Air Canada has launched Premium Economy Class on its flights from India to Canada, offering customers greater comfort and more travel options. Designed for long -distance trips, the Premium economy class has broader seats and improved services. It will be available at Select Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Airbus A330 Aircraft.

Explore our guide to the luxurious cabin kits offered in a premium economy.

Premium economy seats on the Canada-India route: what to expect

Air Canada offers direct flights from Mumbai and Delhi to Toronto and Montreal. The airline has introduced a premium economy class on this route to improve the convenience, comfort and affordability for international travelers. It has more wider seats with additional leg space, which allows passengers to stretch and get well rested in their destination.

These are the key characteristics that passengers of Air Canada’s premium economy can wait on flights between India and Canada:

• Courtesy and flight entertainment headphones with a cured selection of Bollywood and Hollywood movies.
• USB load ports with seat power.
• Two additional check-in bags.
• Priority services at the output, including priority shipping, check-in and luggage management.
• Improved flight menu with fresh salad, warm bread, a hot main plate option, dessert and a light meal or hot snack.

Reservations for Premium economic class seats are available on the official Air Canada website.

Premium economy class: What is it?

Premium Economy is a medium level class designed to close the gap between the economy and the executive class. It offers a higher and comfortable experience, with wider seats, extra space space and improved flight services, similar to the executive class. However, the price of the ticket is just a little higher than the economy, which makes it a more accessible option for a broader range of travelers.

(Characteristics image credit: Air Canada)

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