Advice on Air Canada

tommys · 13 Oct 17, 04:37 PM

Hi wondering if anyone can give me advice on Air Canada can get a good price from Newcastle. What is the leg room like, what do I need to know when getting off and going through customs/immergration in Toronto any help would be appreciated Thanks

Guest · 13 Oct 17, 11:22 PM

Depends is it air Canada or air Canada rouge - rouge is the discount no frills version of AC - which is more akin to a Ryan air type plane than a traditional long haul flight

JoS · 14 Oct 17, 02:45 AM

I agree. Air canada flights are fine. Rouge not so much. Very tight on leg room. Have flown AC Newcastle via Heathrow a few times... always on regular AC and no complaints at all. Toronto was fine. Have also flown shorter journeys on Rouge and would not choose to do long haul unless it's a really good deal.

Guest · 14 Oct 17, 05:47 PM

The two big problems with rouge are the very cramped seating and no in flight screens, you use your own device and connect to the streaming service (which is good if you have your device with you - a rather dull 7 hours if you don't)

tommys · 14 Oct 17, 07:33 PM

Thanks for the replies I've just checked website and the flight from Toronto is with rouge, there have some terrible reviews so I'm giving this one a miss

13 Oct 17, 11:22 PM	#2
	13 Oct 17, 11:22 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Depends is it air Canada or air Canada rouge - rouge is the discount no frills version of AC - which is more akin to a Ryan air type plane than a traditional long haul flight

14 Oct 17, 05:47 PM	#4
	14 Oct 17, 05:47 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	The two big problems with rouge are the very cramped seating and no in flight screens, you use your own device and connect to the streaming service (which is good if you have your device with you - a rather dull 7 hours if you don't)