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At least on the case of Air Canada and United, that's code-share flights. If you book via the Air Canada website it's very very obvious whether you're taking a
by cperciva 11y ago
At least on the case of Air Canada and United, that's code-share flights. If you book via the Air Canada website it's very very obvious whether you're taking a real AC plane or not, but third party booking sites tend to hide that.
In case it helps, the United code-share flights are numbered AC[345]\d\d\d.
- sandworm101 11y agoThe information is there, although in different placed depending on which website is used. I just have to remember to check the fine print, at least when I am the person actually booking the ticket. When i'm not, then I have to check the boarding docs for the little "operated by" tag. The whole scheme is not something you expect from a supposedly national airline like AC. I've also had this happen with Alaska and United.