SURPRISING Flight on Air Canada's 777-300er Signature Business Class #aircanada #flightreview

In this video I fly for 12 hours and 25 minutes in Air Canada’s 777-300er from Toronto Pearson Airport to Tokyo Haneda Airport in Air Canada’s Business or Signature Class as they like to call it.

In this video you will see:
• A tour of Air Canada’s Signature Suites Lounge at Toronto Pearson Airport
• Seat Tour of Air Canada’s 777-300er Signature Business Class
• Amenity Kit Review on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Trying out the special menu items from Chef David Hawksworth on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Dinner Menu on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Light Bites Menu on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Breakfast Menu on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Washroom review on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• How much the flight cost on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
• Honest review of Air Canada 777-300er Business Class

NOTE: This video is NOT sponsored. Everything was paid for in full by myself

Filmed: November 2023

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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
0:49 Check-In for Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
1:35 Air Canada Signature Suites Lounge at Toronto Pearson Airport
4:45 Boarding the flight on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
5:24 Seat Tour on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
7:14 Take off
7:39 Hot towel & snack on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
7:54 Amenity Kit on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
8:48 Dinner on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
11:12 Washroom Review on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
12:32 Putting the seat in lie-flat mode on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
12:47 Checking out the IFE (In Flight Entertainment) on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
13:42 Texting & Wifi Cost on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
14:14 Light Bites Menu on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
14:46 Breakfast Menu on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
15:58 Cost of flight & how much I paid on Air Canada 777-300er Business Class
16:51 Is Air Canada as bad as everyone says? Overall thoughts and review


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[chenster]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I've taken my family on a few business class flights but never with Air Canada. It just so happens we are looking at a trip to Tokyo, exactly the route you took. This is super helpful. Again, thank you!

[davidlaw]

I flew Air Canada Signature Class last month ( June 2024 ) from Sydney, Australia to Vancouver and found it to be an excellent product. Food was very good, the service spot on and the pods comfortable.

[tomaszhoekstra]

the problem with AC is the endless delays. out of my last 30 flights, only 3 have left on the intended time. and 4 flights were cancelled.

[Marsofearthh]

I was so excited until I found out the Signature Suite Lounge is only for paid (points or money) seats. (I did premium economy and upgraded with eupgrade credits) So, Maple Leaf Lounge for me :P At least the beer is still free so I can drink until I *think* im eating a gourmet meal while chowing down on the been-there-for-a-while buffet :P

[shirinmalik]

It’s amazing you were able to find these flights at such low points rate, usually around 200K to 300 K points

[DoughBoy]

Air Canada Business Class = good. Air Canada Economy Class = bad. Proof that money can buy happiness 😄

[welbyroberto]

I am Canadian and we tried to support AC as much as possible. But when you realize the Asian airless try harder and better, you kind of feel sad. We fly to Mexico city to see our granddaughter twice a year and there's food and alcoholic beverages in Aeromexico for the similar price. I don't really care about precooked food but some wines or beer go good with the movies

[JoelleAnello]

Manifesting flying business with air Canada! 🇨🇦

[BunnyWatson-kw]

Lounges at 2:53. There are much better business class lounges than Air Canada. The problem with AC is there are no real Canadian competitor airlines for international flights. So people often get stuck with the airline.

[veroniquebellamy]

I wonder where that footage in the safety video that purports to be from the Yukon was filmed. I ask because I live in Whitehorse and that footage… has surprisingly few trees.

[davidgrandy]

A few years ago I took trip from the east coast of Canada to Alberta. We were going to be out there for a month and when we got off the aircraft there was news that some AC people would be going on strike. For three weeks the strike threat was hanging over my head and I absolutely had to be back by a specific date. Finally I had enough and decided to go home early, with my wife and kids staying with the grandparents. The change in ticket went OK, wasn't crazy expensive and all was going well. I arrived at the airport really early and the AC lady at check in was taking good care of me. Then her radio went off. It turns out that a full aircraft had left the gate, went about 50 metres and then something broke. The passengers needed to be unloaded, and for them it was about to be hot, frustrating, miserable, and a whole lot of hurry up and wait. My lady radioed that as soon as she was finished with me she'd come out to help. At this point a co-worker came up to her and snarled at her that she had a break coming and that she was to take it before she went out. So the passengers endured extra time on a hot airplane and once again the staff and management of Air Canada prove their motto, "At Air Canada, we're not happy until you're not happy." Oh, they never did go on strike.

[phaldaz]

14:27 I have such hate for 'cold in the center' food. They really need to retrain staff as it's quite an unpleasant experience, I hate to send anything back but this is unacceptable. Thanks for sharing your experience

[awyongleongsoo]

How was the inflight meals? Are there many Japanese on board?

[vancouvereducation]

Since the service industry in North America is motivated by tips, neither the stewardess who brings the food nor the cook do their best. real business/first class experience can only be obtained from Middle East and Far East etc)

[BunnyWatson-kw]

Air Canada has some of the highest priced tickets per km compared to other airlines.

[aznfreak]

I guess this is what happens when you have like extra 5k+ to spend. Great to know that I'll probably never fly Signature Business Class lol

[ZombieKiller]

You lucked out and didn't get the cucumber starter which has to be the cheapest starter in airline history. Oh and it tastes horrible.

[Ahuntsicspotter]

C'est mieux que le vol AC 9 qui vous dépose à Narita.

[djyintl]

What's up with the right hand? Hard not to notice.

[brucedyball]

I have had several bad experiences with Air Canada. I now refuse to fly Air Canada, anywhere. Friends have told me the same thing.