Air Canada is launching the Montréal – Dubrovnik route: three flights a week from May 2027.
From 11 May 2027, Air Canada will connect Montréal and Dubrovnik with direct Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights. The route will operate three times a week until the end of October.
Air Canada she confirmed her entry into Dubrovnik as part of the largest intercontinental network expansion in her history. For Croatian tourism, what lies behind the new route itself is more important: Dubrovnik gets direct access to a major Canadian hub and a wide network of connections to the rest of Canada and the USA.
Three weeks of flights during almost the entire summer season
Flight AC950 will depart from Montréal on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 18:15, arriving in Dubrovnik the following morning at 8:30. The first flight is scheduled for 11 May, and the last on 23 October 2027.
In the opposite direction, flight AC951 will operate on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Departure from Dubrovnik is scheduled for 10:45, with arrival in Montréal at 13:45 local time. The final return flight of the season is scheduled for 24 October.
Air Canada plans to use a Boeing 787 Dreamliner featuring three passenger classes on the route: Signature Business, Premium Economy and Economy. The airline specifically cites premium leisure demand as one of the reasons for choosing Dubrovnik.
Prices are already starting from under CAD 1,000
Tickets are already available through Air Canada's sales system and travel agencies. Based on prices shown on 5 September, a return flight from Montréal to Dubrovnik for certain dates in May 2027 can be found from around 993 Canadian dollars in economy class. For June, the lowest prices currently displayed start at approximately 1,109 CAD, though fares vary depending on the date and availability.
Dubrovnik is strengthening its position on the North American market
The new route has a broader significance than direct traffic between Quebec and the south of Croatia. Montréal is one of Air Canada’s main transatlantic hubs, so itineraries can include connections from a range of Canadian and American cities.
