Air Canada has begun operating a dedicated shuttle bus service for its passengers traveling to Montreal‑Trudeau Airport. The new service, which started early on July 14, 2026, uses city express lanes and a private entrance at the airport to move customers more quickly between the city and the terminal.
The shuttle is available exclusively to Air Canada customers and departs from designated pick‑up locations in Montreal. By travelling in dedicated traffic lanes and entering the airport through a separate gate, the buses are able to avoid the regular congestion that often affects ground transportation in the region.
Air Canada said the initiative is designed to give travelers a faster link between the city and the airport. The airline highlighted that reducing the time spent on the road can help passengers reach their flights with less stress and provide a smoother overall travel experience.
The launch comes as part of the carrier’s broader effort to improve service quality for passengers using its Montreal hub. By offering a private‑entrance shuttle, Air Canada joins other airlines that are looking for ways to streamline ground travel and cut down on delays caused by traffic.
The new shuttle service is now in operation and will be evaluated as it continues to serve Air Canada travelers. The airline expects the dedicated route and airport access to become a regular feature of its Montreal operations.
Air Canada plans to monitor passenger feedback and adjust the shuttle schedule as needed, aiming to maintain the time‑saving advantage offered by the express‑lane route and private terminal access.