Flying Air Canada's FLAGSHIP! High Density 777-300ER Toronto to Calgary

The 777-300ER first joined Air Canada’s fleet in 2007, and they now fly 19 of Boeing’s largest twin-jet that’s currently in service. Air Canada mainly uses these on their busier international routes out of Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, but you can also find them on the occasional domestic flight too. See what I thought of this domestic Triple Seven flight on one of Air Canada's high-density 450-seaters! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram:   / alexpraglowskiaviation   Twitter:   / alexpraglowski   Facebook:   / alexpaviation   =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= FLIGHT INFORMATION Airline: Air Canada (ACA/AC) Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER (B77W) Flight Number: AC135 Seat: 20K Livery: New (2017) Engines: 2x GE90-115B Registration: C-FJZS Route: Toronto-Pearson (YYZ) - Calgary (YYC) Flight Time: 3 hours 50 minutes Callsign: AIR CANADA 135 heavy Runway used: 05 (YYZ) - 35R (YYC) Date filmed: January 2020 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Outro song: "Take Flight" by Nyhtian:    • Nyhtian - Take Flight [Royalty Free Music]   © Alex Praglowski Aviation 2020 This video is the property of Alex Praglowski Aviation and may not be used for any purpose without prior permission. Contact me at the email in the "About" section of my channel for usage.