These commitments reinforce our dedication to diversity, equity and inclusion in safe, accessible air travel for all customers, and accessible employment for all Air Canada employees. Collaborate with Canadian and international organizations and airport authorities to ensure that the needs of persons with disabilities are considered in the workplace and throughout their travel experience.Promote a culture of respect and dignity in all our employees’ interactions with one another and with our customers, and increase the representation of persons with disabilities within our workforce.Train our employees and provide them with tools to encourage cooperation, lift barriers, and implement accommodations both for our customers and our employees.Develop and enhance accessibility features, policies and processes that broaden travel and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.Consult persons with disabilities and accessibility organizations, with a view to creating an enjoyable travel experience for persons with disabilities, whether in services or infrastructure, and providing a fulfilling employment experience in the workplace.We believe in designing our product and service offerings and employment experience with accessibility in mind.Īs a partner to persons with disabilities, we make the following commitments: Contact me at the email in the “About” section of my channel for usage.Air Canada is committed to being a leader in accessible travel and employment while continuing to execute on Air Canada’s business and financial plans.

This video is the property of Alex Praglowski Aviation and may not be used for any purpose without prior permission. Route: Toronto-Pearson (YYZ) – Calgary (YYC) See what I thought of this domestic Triple Seven flight on one of Air Canada’s high-density 450-seaters! Flying Air Canada’s FLAGSHIP! High Density 777-300ER Toronto to Calgary The 777-300ER first joined Air Canada’s fleet in 2007, and they now fly 19 of Boeing’s largest twin-jet that’s currently in service.Īir Canada mainly uses these on their busier international routes out of Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, but you can also find them on the occasional domestic flight too.

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