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Air Canada Express
	File:Air Canada Express' new logo, 2017.png
Founded	May 3, 2011
AOC #	5262
Hubs	Calgary; Montréal–Trudeau; Toronto–Pearson; Vancouver;
Focus cities	Ottawa; Halifax;
Frequent-flyer program	Aeroplan (Air Canada)
Alliance	Star Alliance (affiliate)
Fleet size	163
Destinations	202
Parent company	Air Canada
Headquarters	Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Air Canada Express is a brand name under which four regional airlines operate feeder flights for Air Canada. They primarily connect smaller cities with Air Canada's domestic hub airports and focus cities, although they offer some point-to-point and international (United States) service; for example, direct service from Toronto (YYZ) to Boston (BOS).

On April 26, 2011, it was reported that Air Canada decided to retire the Air Canada Jazz brand and created the Air Canada Express brand.^[2] Prior to establishing the Express name, the flights operated primarily under the Air Canada Jazz or Air Canada Alliance banners.

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Operators and fleet

As of May 2019, the combined fleet consists of the following aircraft operated by these regional air carriers:^[3]

**Air Canada Express fleet**
Airline	IATA Service	ICAO Code	Callsign	Aircraft	In service	Passengers			Parent
Airline	IATA Service	ICAO Code	Callsign	Aircraft	In service	J	Y	Total	Parent
Air Georgian	ZX	GGN	Georgian	Bombardier CRJ-100	4	–	50	50	Georgian International
Air Georgian	ZX	GGN	Georgian	Bombardier CRJ-200	13	–	50	50	Georgian International
EVAS Air	8K	EVS	EVAS	Beechcraft 1900D	5	–	18	18	Exploits Valley Air Services
Jazz Aviation	QK	JZA	Jazz	Dash 8-100	16	–	37	37	Chorus Aviation
				Dash 8-300	26	–	50	50
				Bombardier Q400	44	–	74	74
				Bombardier CRJ-200	10	–	50	50
				Bombardier CRJ-900	21	12	64	76
Sky Regional Airlines	KV	SKV	Maple	Embraer E175	25	12	64	76	Skyservice Business Aviation
					Total	163

Central Mountain Air ceased operations under the Air Canada Express banner in October 2011 after Air Georgian was awarded the Alberta and B.C. destinations previously operated by Central Mountain Air.
Sky Regional Airlines now operates all 15 of Air Canada's former Embraer E175 aircraft.^[4]
Air Georgian ceased Beechcraft 1900D operation out of Toronto YYZ in November of 2018, and out of Calgary YYC in May of 2019.^[5]

References

^ Transport Canada (28 August 2019), Civil Aviation Services (CAS) AOC. wwwapps.tc.gc.ca.
^ "Air Canada Launches New Regional Brand". Financial Post. 26 April 2011. Retrieved 23 August 2011.
^ aircanada.com - Our Fleet Retrieved 31 July 2014
^ "Air Canada Completes Transfer of Embraer 175 Regional Jets to Sky Regional" (Press release). Air Canada. 5 September 2013. Retrieved 6 September 2013.
^ "Air Canada Express". Air Georgian. Retrieved 2019-05-02.

External links

Air Canada website fleet

[1] Transport Canada (28 August 2019), Civil Aviation Services (CAS) AOC. wwwapps.tc.gc.ca.

[2] "Air Canada Launches New Regional Brand". Financial Post. 26 April 2011. Retrieved 23 August 2011.

[fleet-3] rcanada.com - Our Fleet Retrieved 31 July 2014

[4] "Air Canada Completes Transfer of Embraer 175 Regional Jets to Sky Regional" (Press release). Air Canada. 5 September 2013. Retrieved 6 September 2013.

[5] "Air Canada Express". Air Georgian. Retrieved 2019-05-02.

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 * [[Central Mountain Air]] ceased operations under the Air Canada Express banner in October 2011 after [[Air Georgian]] was awarded the Alberta and B.C. destinations previously operated by [[Central Mountain Air]].

v t e Current airlines of Canada
Flag carrier	Air Canada
Passenger and regional airlines	Air Borealis Air Canada Air Canada Express Air Canada Rouge Air Creebec Air Inuit Air Liaison Air North Air Tindi Air Transat Aklak Air Bearskin Airlines Calm Air Canada Jetlines Canadian North Central Mountain Air Corilair Flair Airlines FlyGTA Airlines Harbour Air Helijet Iskwew Air Jazz Aviation Northern Air North Star Air Northway Aviation Northwestern Air North-Wright Airways Pacific Coastal Airlines Pascan Aviation Perimeter Aviation Porter Airlines PAL Airlines Seair Seaplanes Thunder Airlines Tofino Air Vancouver Island Air Wasaya Airways WestJet Sunwing WestJet Encore WestJet Link
Charter	Adlair Aviation Air Canada Jetz Air Creebec Air Inuit Air Montmagny Air North Air Nunavut Air Spray Air Tindi Air Transat AirSprint Aklak Air Alkan Air Bearskin Airlines Buffalo Airways Calm Air Canadian Helicopters Canadian North CanWest Air Central Mountain Air CHC Helicopter Chrono Aviation Corilair Cougar Helicopters EVAS Air Flair Airlines Harbour Air Seaplanes Helijet Keewatin Air Kelowna Flightcraft Air Charter Kenn Borek Air Kivalliq Air Maritime Air Charter Nakina Air Service Nolinor Aviation Nor-Alta Aviation North Cariboo Air Northern Air Charter Northern Thunderbird Air North Star Air Northwestern Air North-Wright Airways OWG Pacific Coastal Airlines Perimeter Aviation Pivot Airlines Propair PAL Airlines R1 Airlines Sable Aviation Seair Seaplanes Silverline Helicopters Summit Air Sunwest Aviation Sunwing Superior Airways Thunder Airlines Tofino Air Vancouver Island Air Voyageur Airways Wasaya Airways WestJet
Cargo	Air Canada Cargo Air Inuit Air North Buffalo Airways Calm Air Canadian North Cargojet Kelowna Flightcraft Air Charter Kenn Borek Air Morningstar Air Express Nolinor Aviation Northwestern Air PAL Airlines
Firefighting	Buffalo Airways Conair Group Coulson Aviation
Helicopters	Canadian Helicopters CHC Helicopter Cougar Helicopters Helijet Universal Helicopters
See also: List of defunct airlines of Canada

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Destinations

Operators and fleet

See also

References

External links