Air Canada, in the shape of a Bombardier CRJ of Air Canada Jazz, has inaugurated new daily seasonal non-stop service between Toronto and Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Air Canada flight AC8794 departs Toronto at 20:35 and arrives in Sydney at 23:59, while flight AC8795 departs Sydney at 07:00 and arrives in Toronto at 08:45.
This summer, Air Canada will offer up to six daily flights to/from Sydney, Nova Scotia, including up to five daily flights to Halifax and one to Toronto. Air Canada has timed its Sydney–Toronto service to offer excellent connections to and from major cities across Canada, North America and Asia.
"We are pleased to launch non-stop regional jet summer service between Toronto and Sydney, providing a faster link between Cape Breton and more cities across Canada, North America and Asia through conveniently timed connections in Toronto," observed Marcel Forget, vice-president, network planning, Air Canada. "We expect this new service will be particularly popular among travellers seeking the vast choice of vacation opportunities that Cape Breton Island has to offer."
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