Air Canada Business Class | Boeing 737 Max 8 (YYZ - AUS)

Join me as I fly from Toronto to Austin on board an Air Canada 737 Max 8, in Business Class.

Today we're taking AC1067, a morning flight from Toronto in Canada, down to Austin, Texas. When I flew this route, it was operated by a 737, but it has since been changed to an Airbus A220. Despite the change in aircraft, the seats are actually fairly similar and the on board service would be the same. So let's go gate to gate together, passing through check in, the lounge, terminal and of course the on board experience on this trip across to the USA. Let me know your thoughts in the comments and subscribe if you enjoyed the content!

0:00 Intro / Check In / Lounge
0:45 Gate
1:06 Boarding / Cabin
1:53 Pushback / Take Off
2:30 Seat / Meal / Seat Tour
3:28 Final Thoughts and Insight /Arrival into Austin

#aircanada #737 #businessclass

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[BRTripReport]

Air Canada did a fantastic job on their Max cabins. Thanks for sharing.

[markandrews]

a side note...Flight between Canada and USA are known as Transborder flights, hence not truly being an international flight. Services on transborder reflect those of normal national routes

[AdamdONeill]

Thanks! My wife and I just booked biz on a 737-800 Max AC flight from YVR to LAX next spring and we were curious of what the section looked like. $400 difference per seat from basic for us.

[mrwezbo]

I think a $150 difference is an absolute no-brainer, look at qantas domestic economy vs business, right? I think I'd pay flex economy pricing for business. Actually I dunno. Haha.

What do you think the best 'domestic business' carrier is? Seems it's all much of a muchness in terms of the seat and comfort. Not including flights like X -> Perth domestic on the dreamliner.

What do you do for a crust if you don't mind me asking? Always curious how the youtube flying crew travels so much.

[jakethepitador]

Excellent trip report. Btw, just a comment: Canadian and U.S. carriers pretty much consider flights between the two countries like a domestic, not international, flight. The in-flight service doesn't improve as a result.

[PANCAKECHIGOROU]

the food at Maple Leaf Lounge is free?

[philippegarceau]

My Strong Word of Advice don't fly with Air Canada I waited 50 minutes on the phone called 2 times because they lost my suitcase at the customs station. I have the Galaxy Smart Tags 2nd Generation to track my delayed 🧳 It was delayed for 5 days at the airport in Quebec City I wanted some compensation refund for the delay but the rude flight attendants refused that is taking advantage of passengers money the food and the wifi is overpriced and is terrible 2 stars 🌟 🌟 customer service cheapskates staff is so rude and snobby not impressed I fly with Porter and WestJet. I filed a complaint online with the Canadian Transportation Agency, but still nothing has changed.