2. Advance seating: On the lowest (Tango) fares you will have to pay $15-$22 CAD (depending on the l

No, on an Air Canada flight you don’t have to pay extra for seatbelts or oxygen… But there are some services that used to be free – but now have a price tag. This info refers only to Air Canada’s North American flights and everything depends on the fare type you choose…
1. Meals: Your basic free airline meals have become history! Air Canada has introduced the “Onboard Café” concept where you can buy snacks or packaged meals, depending on the duration of your flight. The passengers on more expensive fare categories (e.g. Latitude passengers get a complementary snack or a meal – max. $8 Cad value). Note that special meals (vegetarian, kosher, gluten-free etc) are not available on the “Onboard Café flights”. Air Canada still has free meal service on the international flights.
2. Advance seating: On the lowest (Tango) fares you will have to pay $15-$22 CAD (depending on the length of the flight) if you want your seat selected in advance. Advance seating is still free for international flights.
3. Assistance in case of flight delays and disruptions: Say hi to the Air Canada “On My Way” program! For $25 CAD, one way, on short-haul flights and $35 CAD, one way, on long-haul, you can “purchase the assistance” for rebooking on any North American airline, complimentary meal allowance, hotel accommodation or ground transportation for ANY extended delay and specialized long term rental car italy cheap call centre assistance tailored to your needs… Meaning that now you have to pay extra for “quality” help if Air Canada fails to provide you the services they have promised you when selling you their ticket in the first place!
long term rental car italy cheap An interesting thing to note is that if you go for the cheapest Tango fare, Air Canada also offers you to SAVE $3 if you do not check bags, $3 if you do not want Aeroplan Miles and $5 if you wave the option of making changes to your ticket. So for $11 they can make you the least troublesome passenger of all: no potential hassles with your lost bags, changes to your ticket or giving you any rewards for being a loyal customer
Air Canada, like any airline, has always been under pressure to keep their costs under control. For me personally (and for all of my travel agent colleagues) the least popular decision of all times was to stop paying commissions to travel long term rental car italy cheap agents quite a few years ago… Which forced travel agents start charging long term rental car italy cheap service fees for booking airline tickets… But that is another can of worms
I sincerely hope Air Canada does not give up another traditionally free airline amenity: the SMILES on the faces of check-in personnel and flight attendants! I wonder, what would be the cost of that as an extra service…?