Dec 2, 2017, 8:59 pm
Last edit by: canadiancow
As per AC Signature Suite page - July 2, 2021
* Air Canada Signature Class customers travelling on an Air Canada-operated flight (to Europe, Asia and South America) originally booked and ticketed in the following booking classes will be eligible for access to the Air Canada Signature Suite: J, C, D, Z, P. Only Aeroplan flight rewards booked as a Business Class Flexible Reward or a First Class Flexible Reward in J, C, D, Z, P, I booking classes are eligible for access. All bookings in R class (including, but not limited to, eUpgrades, Last-Minute Upgrades, and AC Bid Upgrades), Aeroplan flight rewards booked as a Business Class Lowest Reward or a First Class Lowest Reward, Star Alliance Upgrade Awards, Business Class flight rewards booked and ticketed by partner airlines, and I (including Star Alliance Upgrade Awards), as well as bookings made during irregular operations where the customer was not originally booked and confirmed in one of the eligible booking classes, will be excluded. Eligible customers may not invite guests. Access to the Air Canada Signature Suite is not available to customers travelling on promotional tickets or employees.
https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/home/fly/premium-services/signature-suite.html
canadiancow's photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/0nui9iIVxRH5nczi1
Video of Signature Suite along with menus and food shots. https://youtu.be/QDdKM735n3k
* Air Canada Signature Class customers travelling on an Air Canada-operated flight (to Europe, Asia and South America) originally booked and ticketed in the following booking classes will be eligible for access to the Air Canada Signature Suite: J, C, D, Z, P. Only Aeroplan flight rewards booked as a Business Class Flexible Reward or a First Class Flexible Reward in J, C, D, Z, P, I booking classes are eligible for access. All bookings in R class (including, but not limited to, eUpgrades, Last-Minute Upgrades, and AC Bid Upgrades), Aeroplan flight rewards booked as a Business Class Lowest Reward or a First Class Lowest Reward, Star Alliance Upgrade Awards, Business Class flight rewards booked and ticketed by partner airlines, and I (including Star Alliance Upgrade Awards), as well as bookings made during irregular operations where the customer was not originally booked and confirmed in one of the eligible booking classes, will be excluded. Eligible customers may not invite guests. Access to the Air Canada Signature Suite is not available to customers travelling on promotional tickets or employees.
https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/home/fly/premium-services/signature-suite.html
canadiancow's photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/0nui9iIVxRH5nczi1
Video of Signature Suite along with menus and food shots. https://youtu.be/QDdKM735n3k
New VIP lounge YYZ int'l: Air Canada Signature Suite
Nov 18, 2018, 5:34 am
#1396
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: YOW
Programs: AC-SE100K, AC-3MM, Marriott- LT Titanium, SPG RIP
Posts: 2,958
@Plumber
Awwww, it would have been awesome to see you
I’m on AC 15 this morning.
There are actually quite a few people in here. Mostly the LHR crowd.
And Paul the Barista Is charming me with his beautiful art
Nov 18, 2018, 6:01 am
#1397
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Posts: 18,877
Nov 18, 2018, 7:37 am
#1398
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: YYZ most of the time
Programs: AC SE100K MM, Princess Elite
Posts: 3,921
Nov 18, 2018, 8:17 am
#1399
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Nov 18, 2018, 8:24 am
#1400
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: SFO
Programs: AC SE MM, BA Gold, SQ Silver, Bonvoy Tit LTG, Hyatt Glob, HH Diamond
Posts: 44,324
Nov 18, 2018, 8:25 am
#1401
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: YYZ most of the time
Programs: AC SE100K MM, Princess Elite
Posts: 3,921
and BC isn’t? Using nanny state in the context of arcane drinking laws yet ignoring that other jurisdictions in Canada have the same (or very very similar) restrictions distorts the truth of the situation #fakenews
Nov 18, 2018, 8:27 am
#1402
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Either way, the visit to the Suite was great
Nov 18, 2018, 8:30 am
#1403
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: YYZ
Programs: AC SEMM / HH Diamond
Posts: 3,161
Nov 18, 2018, 1:13 pm
#1404
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: YYC
Programs: A3, AC
Posts: 140
Can confirm no booze before 11AM in YYC MLL. All I wanted was some Baileys in my coffee....
Nov 21, 2018, 7:11 pm
#1405
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I actually like the Suite in the morning.
I love this glass wall.
I like this glass water bottle.
Paul the Barista and his creative efforts for me at dawn.
Love this
But he said to wait, he's not done yet
Awwww
I love this glass wall.
I like this glass water bottle.
Paul the Barista and his creative efforts for me at dawn.
Love this
But he said to wait, he's not done yet
Awwww
Nov 21, 2018, 7:30 pm
#1406
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: YVR - MILLS Waypoint (It's the third house on the left)
Programs: AC*SE100K, wood level status in various other programs
Posts: 6,226
Fail. Looks nothing like you.
Nov 22, 2018, 5:11 am
#1407
Join Date: Jan 2017
Location: CPH
Programs: SK, A3, QR
Posts: 220
Am about to book a AC flight for MIA-YYZ-CPH in J.
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
Nov 22, 2018, 5:30 am
#1408
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: YOW
Programs: AC-SE100K, AC-3MM, Marriott- LT Titanium, SPG RIP
Posts: 2,958
Am about to book a AC flight for MIA-YYZ-CPH in J.
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
I would probably choose the longer layover to avail myself of the Signature Suite. I would especially do so if it was wintertime.
Relax, have a good meal then go straight to sleep on the way to CPH.
Let us know what you decide.
Last edited by Plumber; Nov 22, 2018 at 6:28 am
Nov 22, 2018, 5:56 am
#1409
Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: London
Programs: AC E35K
Posts: 48
Most normal people would choose the 1 hr 15 min.....But many FT people would choose the 5.5 hours.
I would probably choose the longer layover to avail mu self of the Signature Suite. I would especially do so if it was wintertime.
Relax, have a good meal then go straight to sleep on the way to CPH.
Let us know what you decide.
I would probably choose the longer layover to avail mu self of the Signature Suite. I would especially do so if it was wintertime.
Relax, have a good meal then go straight to sleep on the way to CPH.
Let us know what you decide.
Nov 22, 2018, 9:05 am
#1410
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: YVR
Programs: AC SE 2MM; UA MP Premier Silver; Marriott Bonvoy LT Titanium Elite; Radisson; Avis PC
Posts: 35,255
Am about to book a AC flight for MIA-YYZ-CPH in J.
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
I have the option of choosing a MIA departure at noon or at 4.30 pm. The former will give me 5,5 hours layover, the latter just 1 hour 15 min. I've never travelled throgh YYZ before, but presume that the short layover will not leave enough time to visit this lounge. I'm quite eager to try it out, but of course wary that over 5 hours is a bit excessive.
Which departure would people in here choose?
TIA
Also, an AC international flight begins boarding approximately 1 hour prior to departure, so keep that in mind. You simply won't have much time to enjoy the SSL, if your flight from MIA arrives on time.