pretty sure they are replacements for the q400s, i live in freddy and rarely see q400s anymore that ac flies but i always see porter operating them. usual planes ac flies to here are the a319 rouge and the beautiful a220

Between December 2023 and April 2024, AC switched over to mainline service between Toronto and Fredericton. AC still flies Q400's or CRJ900s between Fredericton and Montreal. Between Toronto and Fredericton, sometimes it's either mainline AC or Rouge. Toronto to Fredericton can be a heavier route nowadays with YFC now having a bigger terminal.

@@iloveskateparks6372 Air Canada still flies Q400s between Fredericton and Montreal during the Fall-Winter-Spring Season. Between Fredericton and Toronto, AC either uses AC mainline or Rouge.

@@CartersTravelChannel im almost always on flightradar and outside since the planes pass over my head since i live behind the runways and only see jet powered aircraft landing and departing from yfc, unless its porter which only flies the yfc-ytz route here. i also happened to see a delta aircraft leaving yfc 2 weeks ago. i fly pretty often and since the last year and a half i have only been on rouge or mainline a220s departing from yfc

​@@iloveskateparks6372 Thanks for replying to my comment. That's interesting to know!

@@matthewdehavilandkay8449 Rouge doesn't have a220. I tend not to do that when FA's do the safety demonstration so that I can pay attention to the flight attendant. In July I'm flying from Halifax to Toronto after a Camping/Roadtrip from Northern Ontario down to Nova Scotia with a AC mainline A320, so I'll see if I can get a safety video, hopefully in a new interior if retrofitted, in the new video.

Pretty good lol

Yeah it worked, but when I flew on the same flight number AC447 directly (Ottawa-Toronto) but on a A220 back in July, I just use the counter instead of the self check in kiosk. I was having issues with the kiosk because I had to have my bag checked.

I can't remember