Air Canada or Air Transat?

[calliopecruiser]

If you are flying in from the US and connecting in Toronto (Terminal 1) to Europe, Asia or South America you do not go through regular Canadian customers.

 

There is a separate are for connecting customers. They do an ID check against your passport and then let you into the international concourse. Bags are automatically transferred.

 

Ah, thanks for the correction; my memory is obviously faulty.

[diane.in.ny]

Thanks all :)

 

I think we'll stick with the Rouge Premium economy unless something better turns up. We've gotten spoiled flying business a few times on miles and we now have a very hard time flying the back of the plane.

 

I guess like when you get your first balcony ... and then first mini ... hard to go back.:D

[em-sk]

Rouge Premium is a good choice.

 

Air Canada - North American Business and what the US ailrines call Domestic First in the US are basically the same product. Rouge Premium is identical to this.

 

International Business/First - has seats that open up into flat beds. Very high-end product with a suitable price tag.

 

I like the Rouge Premium product. I think it is a good compromise.

Edited December 11, 2016 by em-sk

[diane.in.ny]

Rouge Premium is a good choice.

 

Air Canada - North American Business and what the US ailrines call Domestic First in the US are basically the same product. Rouge Premium is identical to this.

 

International Business/First - has seats that open up into flat beds. Very high-end product with a suitable price tag.

 

I like the Rouge Premium product. I think it is a good compromise.

 

Thank you!