Air Canada's mainline narrowbody fleet consists of 123 aircraft. Ch-aviation shows it has 47 Boeing 737 MAX 8s, 37 Airbus A220-300s, 20 A321ceos, 17 A320ceos, and two A319ceos. Its MAX 8s will eventually be operated by its lower-cost unit, Rouge .

Registered C-FTJV, the Canadian flag carrier's initial 737 MAX was delivered nearly eight years ago, in October 2017. The most recent arrival was C-FFNW, in May 2025. All deliveries in 2024/2025 have an all-economy, 189-seat layout , with lower seat-mile costs designed for lower-yielding leisure markets. In contrast, the other 40 aircraft have 169 seats , with 16 business seats ( they do not convert into fully flat beds ) and 153 seats in economy.

Air Canada's 10 Longest MAX 8 Flights: September To December

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