The first of Air Canada’s updated Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft has entered service for the airline’s ‘Rouge’ subsidiary.
This marks the latest milestone in Rouge’s comprehensive cabin renewal program, focused on delivering a more comfortable, connected and consistent onboard experience.
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This fleet transition will allow most customers to enjoy upgraded interiors, including personal seatback entertainment, reclining seats and complimentary Wi-Fi. The cabins are configured to offer customers the option to choose between 12 Business Class seats, 18 ‘Preferred’ (premium Economy) seats offering additional space and 147 Standard Economy seats.
“When customers board our aircraft, they should instantly feel a sense of comfort, care and pride,” said Mark Nasr, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Air Canada.
