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Air Canada opens a new phase of transatlantic air traffic with its first Airbus A321XLR

Find out why the first Airbus A321XLR in Air Canada's fleet is not just a new aircraft delivery, but also a signal of change in global aviation: from more flexible transatlantic routes and different flight economics to Airbus strengthening in a segment where Boeing has no direct answer.

24.04.2026

Travel

Air Canada launches the first direct flights from North America to Tenerife and opens a new market for the Canaries

Find out what Air Canada’s decision to connect Toronto and Montreal with Tenerife in winter 2026/2027 brings. We provide an overview of the new flights, the significance for Canary Islands tourism, North American market interest and the broader context of the island’s development under the pressure of record demand.

08.04.2026

Travel

Cuban tourism is sinking under the pressure of fuel shortages and U.S. measures, and workers are being left without income

Find out how fuel shortages, flight disruptions and the tightening of U.S. measures have further hit Cuban tourism. We bring an overview of the consequences for taxi drivers, tourist guides, small landlords and the wider economy of Cuba, which is finding it increasingly difficult to recover from a prolonged crisis.

01.04.2026

Travel

Air Canada Orders Airbus A350-1000: Fleet Modernization and Geopolitical Signal in the Era of Tariff Risks

Find out why Air Canada ordered eight Airbus A350-1000s, with rights for an additional eight, and how this decision affects long-haul network planning from 2030. We bring the context of diversification relative to Boeing, supply chain risks, and the role of tariffs and politics in aviation orders. We also check the official statements from Air Canada and Airbus.

13.02.2026

Travel

Jet fuel shortage in Cuba cancels flights and pressures tourism, as the region seeks routes via Jamaica and the Caymans

Find out why Cuba ran out of Jet A-1 jet fuel and how it triggers cancellations and technical landings. We bring you what this means for passengers, tour operators, hotels, and small hosts, and which Caribbean and neighboring airports are taking on the role of refueling hubs, from the Dominican Republic and Mexico to Jamaica and the Caymans.

10.02.2026

Air Canada

Articles with this tag

Air Canada opens a new phase of transatlantic air traffic with its first Airbus A321XLR

Air Canada launches the first direct flights from North America to Tenerife and opens a new market for the Canaries

Cuban tourism is sinking under the pressure of fuel shortages and U.S. measures, and workers are being left without income

Air Canada Orders Airbus A350-1000: Fleet Modernization and Geopolitical Signal in the Era of Tariff Risks

Jet fuel shortage in Cuba cancels flights and pressures tourism, as the region seeks routes via Jamaica and the Caymans

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