NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Nashville International Airport (BNA) announced expanded service with Air Canada on Wednesday.

Air Canada is launching a new seasonal service to Vancouver International Airport and is expected to operate three flights per week. This new route will provide travelers with easy connecting flights to Japan and Korea.

In addition, Air Canada will add more flights to Montreal-Trudeau International Airport. From now on, planes will land in Montreal twice a day, compared to four times a week in the summer of 2024.

Flights to Toronto Pearson International Airport will continue year-round, according to BNA. Air Canada currently operates two flights to Toronto each day.

BNA said Air Canada offers more daily flights than any other Canadian airline, connecting travelers via Nashville to more than 145 destinations on six continents.

“We are excited to see Air Canada expand its offering at BNA, which will further strengthen Nashville’s connections to major Canadian cities and global destinations beyond,” said Doug Kreulen, President and CEO of the Nashville International Airport. “This growth reflects the demand for direct travel between Nashville and Canada, whether for business or leisure, and we are pleased to support Air Canada’s continued investment in our community and region.”

The new expanded service to Canada is expected to start on May 1, 2025.

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