Air Canada is a full-service airline based in Canada and part of the Star Alliance network. Need help with your booking? You can call reservations and support at 1-888-247-2262, which is toll-free in the US and Canada. Air Canada doesn't accept general complaints by email, so you'll need to use the official web form on their "Contact Us" page to make sure your issue is properly logged.
Aeroplan Members can enjoy complimentary, streaming-quality Wi-Fi on eligible Air Canada flights in North America and to Sun destinations. Add your Aeroplan number to the booking or before check-in, then connect to the onboard Wi-Fi network. Service is available only on Wi-Fi-equipped aircraft. All changes are at Air Canada’s discretion.
Aeroplan Elite Members can earn eUpgrade Credits through eligible Air Canada flights and status benefits under the eUpgrade program. Eligibility and the number of credits earned depend on Aeroplan status and program rules. Credits are subject to availability and other restrictions. Air Canada may change or end the program at its discretion.
Book Chicago to Lisbon flights starting from $790 with Air Canada. Fares apply to select one-way Economy flights and vary by travel dates, availability, and fare class. Taxes, fees, baggage charges, and optional services may affect the final price. Flight schedules, seat availability, and promotional fares are subject to change at Air Canada’s discretion.
Book San Francisco to Vancouver flights starting from $149 with Air Canada. Fares apply to select one-way Economy flights and vary by travel dates, availability, and fare class. Taxes, fees, baggage charges, and optional services may affect the final price. Flight schedules, seat availability, and promotional fares are subject to change at Air Canada’s discretion.
Book New York to Budapest flights starting from $794 with Air Canada. Fares apply to select one-way Economy flights and vary by travel dates, availability, and fare class. Taxes, fees, baggage charges, and optional services may affect the final price. Flight schedules, seat availability, and promotional fares are subject to change at Air Canada’s discretion.
Joining Air Canada’s Aeroplan program is a free and easy way to make every trip pay you back. The real value comes later, when points cover a trip that cash would make expensive. Think of it as a savings account you build every time you fly. You put nothing extra in, and you draw it out when fares are high.
One thing many people overlook is that points don’t have a set value. How much they’re worth depends on how you use them. Using points for a cheap flight may not give you much value, while using them for a last-minute or long-haul trip can make them go much further. The best strategy is to save your points for flights that would otherwise cost you the most.
Aeroplan is most useful for people who fly Air Canada a few times a year. Regular flyers earn enough to build a balance worth using. Travelers who pair the program with a points credit card climb even faster. Those who book with partner airlines can find value the average flyer never sees.
It matters less for rare travelers. A once-a-year flyer rarely earns enough to make points useful. Bargain hunters who always chase the cheapest fare gain little, since cheap trips are the worst time to spend points. This program rewards frequency and patience, not one-off deals.
You must add your discount before you search for fares. We tested this on every platform so you don't have to.
On Desktop:
Go to the Air Canada homepage. Enter your departure and arrival cities.
Look just below the passenger and date fields. You'll see a box labeled "Promotion Code."
Paste your code in the box. Then click "Search." Discounted fares will appear with a special tag.
On the Mobile App:
Open the app and start a new flight search.
Scroll past the date selection to find the "Promo Code" field.
Enter your code and tap "Search Flights."
Air Canada only allows one promo code per booking. But here's a smart workaround: use the promo code to lower the base fare. Then pay the rest with an Air Canada gift card or Aeroplan points.
Air Canada’s Special Offers page rewards one thing above all, and that is flexibility. This page gathers public fare sales in one spot, so you skip the slow work of checking route after route. The savings show up fast, but only for travelers who can bend. The more open your plans, the more this page pays off.
The biggest savings come with some flexibility. A sale only helps when you can actually take advantage of it, and having flexible dates or a few possible destinations gives you more chances to find a good deal. Plans that are already set may not line up with the promotion at all.
This makes sales especially useful for leisure travelers. Moving a weekend by a few days, or choosing between several destinations, lets you look for the lowest fares and plan around them. But a trip to one specific city on one specific date leaves your options much more limited, and the sale may not offer much value.
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