Route Map

These interactive route maps show our Asia Pacific and Global network. To display routes from a departure city, or for a particular carrier, simply follow our easy instructions on the map.

Please click below to open the map. The Asia Pacific Route Map shows flights times from serviced cities.

Asia Pacific Route Map


Global Route Map
(Please click go to map to open the map from our Air Canada main site.)


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Interactive Route Map Instructions

This dynamic map shows the global network served by Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz(TM) and other partner airlines.

Follow the step-by-step instructions on the map to display routes from a departure city or for a particular carrier.

• Please click the "Go to Map" link (above) to open the World Map.
• At the top of the screen you may select which map you would like to view: World, Canada, United States, Europe, Asia / Pacific or Latin America. You can also view by moving your mouse to desired area of the world and click.
• The map displays direct routes. Click on your departure city to see the routes from that city. Select a carrier from the drop-down "Select a Carrier..." menu to see routes served by that carrier.

Note: Some routes or destinations served by Air Canada may not appear on this map due to seasonal service. Routes are subject to change based on demand or seasonal requirements.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. What is the difference between Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz and the other Air Canada partner airlines?

Air Canada flies to cities across Canada, across the border, and around the world, with convenient connections to the Star Alliance(TM) network.

Air Canada Jazz offers high-frequency service to local communities across Canada with seamless connections to Air Canada mainline and Star Alliance flights. And you can still earn Aeroplan Status Miles.

2. What do the lines between cities represent?

The white lines connecting departure and destination cities show the global network served by Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz and other partner airlines. When you select a specific carrier, that carrier?s routes will appear in colour.

3. How do I use the map to find out where a carrier flies?

To see all the routes where a carrier flies in a specific region:
• Select the map for that region, either by clicking the desired area on the map or selecting a map region from the list at the top of the map.
• Then, use the drop-down menu to select a carrier.
To see if your chosen route is serviced by a particular carrier:
• Select your departure city.
• Choose a carrier from the options available in the menu.

4. The map is too small. How can I see a route close-up?

• Click on the map of the region where you want to travel
• Use the (+) and (-) buttons at the bottom right-hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.

5. Does this map show all of Air Canada's routes?

This route map shows Air Canada's direct, non-stop routes worldwide. Connecting flights, seasonal flight paths and other recently modified routes may not appear on this map. For latest information about flights to your destination, call Air Canada Call Center.

6. How do I change my selection on the map?

Simply click elsewhere on the map to erase your selection and try a new search.

7. I don't see the name of the city I?m departing from. How can I display it?

If you don't see your departure city, there are several possible reasons:

a) You may be looking at the wrong map.
Select a new map at the top of the page to show the region where your city is located.

b) Your city is outside the boundaries of the map.
Use the scroll bars at the bottom and right-hand side of the map to shift the map up, down, or sideways until you can see your departure city.

c) Air Canada does not fly to / from that city.
Call Air Canada Call Center to check if we fly to or from the city you are looking for. Some routes or destinations served by Air Canada may not appear on this map due to seasonal service. Routes are subject to change based on demand or seasonal requirements.