Review of Air Canada Business Class
A great flight you will recommend to friends
Air Canada's Airbus A220-300 business class
For the first segment of my downgraded adventure to Oman, I flew Air Canada's Airbus A220-300 business class on the roughly three-hour flight from Miami to Montreal. The A220 is a relatively new aircraft, and it's one of the most comfortable planes I've ever flown in. The seats are spacious and well-padded, and they recline fully flat. There's also plenty of legroom, and the cabin is quiet and relaxing. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious. Overall, I had a great experience flying Air Canada business class, and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Air Canada's Boeing 777 Business Class
I also flew Air Canada's Boeing 777 business class on the longer segment of my flight from Montreal to Muscat. The 777 is a much larger aircraft than the A220, and it offers a more spacious cabin. The business class seats on the 777 are also very comfortable, and they recline fully flat. However, I found the cabin to be a bit noisy, and the service was not as good as it was on the A220. The food was also just average. Overall, I had a good experience flying Air Canada business class on the 777, but I would recommend the A220 over the 777 if you have the choice.
Security and boarding
Security and boarding were chaotic and time-consuming at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. This caused frustration and delays for passengers. I recommend arriving at the airport at least three hours before your flight to give yourself enough time to get through security and boarding. You may also want to consider paying for priority boarding to avoid the long lines.
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