Airbus A330 - Air Canada - Airliner Gallery

Air Canada is the national airline. It started flying in 1937 as Trans-Canada Airlines The name Air Canada was adopted in 1964. In 2000 Air Canada swallowed its biggest rival, Canadian Airlines International (an amalgamation of CP Air, Wardair and Pacific Western Airlines). Air Canada flies a mix of Boeing and Airbus airliners. Part of the fleet is a number of Airbus A330-300 aircraft. The photograph shows an A300 approaching London Heathrow Airport.