Air Canada has announced a major upgrade to its in flight experience by offering free beer wine and snacks to all economy class passengers on every flight. This new policy applies to routes within Canada as well as international flights to the United States Mexico the Caribbean and other destinations.
The move makes Air Canada the only major North American airline providing complimentary alcoholic drinks in economy class on all flights that include beverage service. Passengers can now enjoy a selection of Canadian beer red and white wine and even non alcoholic options such as Heineken 0.0 without any extra cost.
In addition to drinks, Air Canada has refreshed its snack menu. Passengers can choose from items like MadeGood Mornings Cinnamon Bun Oat Bars and TWIGZ Craft Pretzels along with other locally made Canadian treats. These upgrades are part of the airline’s broader plan to make travel more comfortable and enjoyable for all passengers.
Air Canada officials stated that this new offering is designed to enhance customer satisfaction and bring a touch of hospitality back to economy flying. Many travelers have expressed frustration with rising travel fees and fewer perks over the years, and this move is seen as a way to restore some of that lost value.
Alcohol will only be served to passengers of legal drinking age, and the airline will continue to encourage responsible consumption. Short flights or certain regional routes without full beverage service may not include alcohol, but most standard flights will.
Passengers have already welcomed the change, saying it adds warmth and comfort to the travel experience without increasing ticket prices. With this move, Air Canada sets itself apart as a leader in passenger care and customer satisfaction in the North American airline industry.