Airline · Air Canada
Where does Air Canada fly from? Terminals and gates at 52 airports
Air Canada is built around Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ): 30 of its 50 gates (60%) are there, in Terminal 1’s Concourses D, F and E. Air Canada is the biggest airline at YYZ by departures. Air Canada’s median turn at YYZ is 106 min, 8 min longer than the airport median.
Top airports
At Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ), Air Canada has 30 gates of its own in Terminal 1’s Concourses D, F and E and runs about 187 departures a day, the most of any airline there.
At New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA), Air Canada has 3 gates of its own in Terminal B and runs about 19 departures a day, 5th of 8 airlines.
At Boston Airport (BOS), Air Canada has 3 gates of its own in Terminal B’s Concourse B and runs about 10 departures a day.
At Newark Airport (EWR), Air Canada has 2 gates of its own in Terminal A’s Concourse A and runs about 14 departures a day, 4th of 34 airlines.
At San Francisco Airport (SFO), Air Canada has 1 gate of its own in Terminal 2’s Concourse D and Terminal 1’s Concourse C and runs about 8-9 departures a day.
At Washington National Airport (DCA), Air Canada has 1 gate of its own in Terminal 1’s Concourse A and runs about 7 departures a day.
At Washington Dulles Airport (IAD), Air Canada has 1 gate of its own in Concourses Z, A and B and runs about 5-6 departures a day, 5th of 46 airlines.
At Philadelphia Airport (PHL), Air Canada has 1 gate of its own in Terminal D’s Concourse D and runs about 4-5 departures a day.
Air Canada’s network
In all: 52 airports, 50 gates of its own and about 361 departures a day (added up across them). The most nonstop destinations from one airport: 88, from YYZ. At YYZ it has 39% of departures, about 3 times Air Canada Rouge’s 13%.
When it flies
Its earliest departure across its top airports is around 5:45 am at BOS. The busiest single hour is 6:00 pm–7:00 pm at YYZ (~33 arrivals and departures). About 15 of its aircraft spend the night at YYZ.
Routes and aircraft
From YYZ, Air Canada flies nonstop to 88 destinations, the busiest Montreal (YUL, 17/day), Vancouver (YVR, 13/day), Calgary (YYC, 10/day) and New York LaGuardia (LGA, 10/day). At YYZ it flies the A220-300 (42/day, 137 seats), A321 (24/day, 190 seats) and E175 (24/day, 76 seats).
About this data
Based on 561 full days of flights at YYZ, LGA, BOS and EWR and more, Sep 25 – Oct 21, 2026. Gates of its own are the gates where Air Canada flies the most (regional partners count as their brand). 17% of its departures have no seat count yet, so seat numbers run low.
Air Canada: questions
Where does Air Canada fly from?
Air Canada flies from 52 airports that Chockwise tracks. The biggest are Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ), in Terminal 1; New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA), in Terminal B; and Boston Airport (BOS), in Terminal B.
Which terminal is Air Canada at in Toronto Pearson?
Air Canada flies from Terminal 1’s Concourses D (52% of its departures), F (26%) and E (17%) at Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ).
Which terminal is Air Canada at in New York LaGuardia?
Air Canada flies from Terminal B at New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA).
How many gates does Air Canada have at YYZ?
Air Canada has 30 gates of its own at Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ).
How many flights a day does Air Canada have from YYZ?
About 187 departures a day from Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) (Oct 4–6, 2026).
Which aircraft does Air Canada fly from YYZ?
At YYZ Air Canada flies the A220-300 (42/day, 137 seats), A321 (24/day, 190 seats) and E175 (24/day, 76 seats).
Where does Air Canada fly nonstop from YYZ?
Air Canada flies nonstop from Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) to 88 destinations: Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, New York LaGuardia, Edmonton and Newark and more.
Where does Air Canada have the most gates?
At Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ), with 30 gates, then New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA) with 3 gates.
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