The seasonal route will begin operations on 18 June and further strengthens transatlantic connectivity between Spain and North America during the peak summer travel season.
Three Weekly Flights Between Mallorca And Montreal
The new service will operate three times per week throughout the summer.
Flights from Palma de Mallorca will depart every Monday, Thursday and Saturday, while return services from Montreal will operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
The flight time between the two destinations is expected to be slightly more than eight hours.
Official Launch Event Held In Palma
The route launch was celebrated at Mallorca Son Moix Stadium with representatives from Air Canada, Canadian diplomatic offices and local Mallorcan authorities in attendance.
Among the participants were Air Canada senior director of sales EMEAI Margaret Skinner, Canadian consul in Spain Devon Zhang, representatives from Québec’s Barcelona office and Palma de Mallorca mayor Jaime MartÃnez Llabrés.
Route Strengthens Tourism And Business Links
Air Canada said the new route is designed to support tourism, business travel and family connections between Canada and Spain.
The airline also highlighted the route’s role in improving access to Air Canada’s wider international network.
Montreal Hub Provides Wider North American Access
Passengers departing from Mallorca will gain access to onward connections through Montreal to destinations across Canada, the United States and South America.
The route additionally improves accessibility for Canadian travelers visiting Mallorca during the Mediterranean summer season.
Mallorca Continues Expanding International Air Links
Palma de Mallorca Airport remains one of Spain’s busiest leisure gateways, particularly during summer months when millions of international tourists travel to the Balearic Islands.
The new Air Canada service reflects continued demand for long-haul leisure travel between Europe and North America, especially to Mediterranean resort destinations.
Air Canada Continues European Expansion
The launch forms part of Air Canada’s broader international expansion strategy across Europe as airlines continue restoring and expanding long-haul networks following strong recovery in transatlantic travel demand.
