Air Canada’s Toronto–Prague route officially took off on June 6, 2025, marking the airline’s latest expansion into Central Europe for the summer travel season. The new nonstop service connects Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) with Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG), providing travelers on both sides of the Atlantic with a convenient link between Canada and the Czech Republic.
Running through September 29, 2025, this seasonal route operates three times per week and is designed to serve leisure, business, and visiting friends and relatives (VFR) traffic. The outbound flight, AC934, departs Toronto at 21:40 on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, arriving in Prague the following day at 12:10 local time. The return leg, AC935, leaves Prague at 13:40 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, touching down in Toronto at 16:50.
Summer 2025 Schedule Overview
| Flight | Departure | Arrival | Days of Week | Operating Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AC934 | Toronto 21:40 | Prague 12:10 +1 | Tue, Fri, Sun | June 6 – Sept. 28 |
| AC935 | Prague 13:40 | Toronto 16:50 | Mon, Wed, Sat | June 7 – Sept. 29 |
Aircraft and Onboard Services
The Toronto–Prague flights are operated using the Airbus A330-300, a wide-body aircraft equipped with three classes of service. Passengers can choose between Economy Class, Premium Economy, and the award-winning Air Canada Signature Class. Each cabin offers distinct comfort and service features, tailored to various travel needs and preferences.
- Economy Class: Ergonomically-designed seats, individual entertainment systems, and complimentary meals and beverages.
- Premium Economy: More spacious seating, priority check-in, enhanced meal service, and two free checked bags.
- Signature Class: Lie-flat seats, personalized service, gourmet cuisine, lounge access, and expedited airport services.
Travelers can enjoy multilingual entertainment options, power outlets at every seat, and complimentary Wi-Fi on select aircraft. Air Canada also offers seamless connections through its Toronto hub, making Prague accessible to passengers from across North America.
Strengthening Canada–Czech Republic Travel and Trade
Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer and President, Cargo, highlighted the broader significance of this route: “Our flights connect two countries, facilitating travel, tourism and trade. We design routes like this one to appeal to our customers throughout our North American network, with convenient travel options at our Toronto hub.”
The Prague route caters to a mix of travelers: tourists exploring Prague’s architectural heritage and lively culture, Canadians with Czech roots visiting family, and European visitors heading to destinations across Canada. With its rich history, bohemian neighborhoods, and vibrant culinary scene, Prague remains one of Europe’s most photogenic and walkable capital cities. Meanwhile, Canadian tourism continues to attract Central European visitors interested in discovering the natural beauty and multicultural cities of North America.
Broader European Expansion
The Toronto–Prague service is part of a wider summer push by Air Canada to expand its European offerings. The airline recently launched:
- Montreal–Porto flights earlier this week
- Montreal–Naples in May
- Ottawa–London Heathrow in April
- Montreal–Edinburgh, scheduled to launch at the end of June
With these additions, Air Canada continues to grow its international network and reinforce its presence in emerging European markets. These routes serve both outbound Canadian travelers and inbound tourists and business passengers heading to Canada.
Prague joins a growing list of destinations accessible via direct flights from Air Canada’s Canadian hubs, offering travelers more flexibility and more inspiration for their next international adventure.
