Canada’s flagship carrier Air Canada is undergoing a sweeping head-to-toe makeover that includes a new livery for its entire fleet, new uniforms and onboard menu offerings.
At events held simultaneously across Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, the airline unveiled its new redesign, a move meant to freshen up its image in a year when Canada fetes its 150th birthday.
The fleet makeover was led by Canadian entrepreneur Tyler Brule, who decided on a black and white design that highlights a red maple leaf rondelle which will be painted on the aircraft’s tail. All 300 mainline and regional aircraft will be repainted with the new design.
