Empress:

Hawaii is north of the Equator - so it (Honolulu and Maui) should be considered to be in the North Pacific Ocean.

FlyerGoldII

AC compiled this list, not me. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

They put HNL and OGG in the South Pacific category.

ACflyerDE - I just found out that the 'seasonal' for MUC refers to YUL-MUC.

Ummm - that is what the timetable gives you too.

PB

Sorry PB, I thought you were referring to just the PDF version that you can download and print. I thought the PC version might keep him occupied http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/biggrin.gif

and why is beyond me? Hawaii is in the North Pacific - 1350 miles North of the Equator.

It makes some sense however, not in terms of the geo-political definition that is Hawaii being part of the USA but Hawaii forms the Polynesian triangle along with New Zealand and Easter Island (Chile). I also heard that the continental crust of that area where Hawaii is, it's part of the South Pacific one rather than to North America.

How could you forget about beautiful CPH http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif?

Not blaming Empress here but the list is not accurate. Just a few jump out at me - at least Peace River, High Level, Rainbow Lake and Yarmouth are no longer AC destinations.

Let fromYYZ_flyer figure all that out. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

Actually, if he's homeworkless one night, one thing he could do is to tell us which cities on that list still exist and which ones are missing... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by YOWkid (edited 04-25-2003).]

Actually I was referring to the PDF version - it gives the exact same list of destinations and airport codes in () http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

PB

No problem. Feel free to correct me. I don't think that list I posted is 100% up to date.

Emp,

The list shows Glasgow as seasonal. I thought AC discontinued their GLA flights last year, and not just on a seasonal basis. We were looking at YYZ-GLA in late May, and the only flights shown were AC YYZ-LHR, connecting to British Midland for LHR-GLA. Do you know if AC will be resurrecting their YYZ-GLA non-stops this year?

Thanks,

bj-21.

Here are the seasonal service info:

Montreal - Beirut: 3 weekly effective June 3
Montreal - Rome: 3 weekly effective June 18
Montreal - Munich : daily effective June 14

Toronto - Glasgow: 3 weekly effective May 20; daily effective June 1
Toronto - Manchester: 4 weekly effective April; daily effective June 1
Toronto - Shannon/Dublin: 3 weekly effective May 3; daily effective June 1
Toronto - Zurich: daily effective June 1
Toronto - Amsterdam: 4 weekly effective May 5; daily effective June 1
Toronto - Copenhagen: 5 weekly effective May 27; daily effective June 17

Emp,

You're amazing!!!!

Thank You,

bj-21.