
Air Canada Jazz
About the airline
Air Canada Jazz (QK/JZA) is a Canadian regional airline and wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation, operating as Air Canada Express. Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it serves 71 destinations across Canada and the United States from four major hubs.
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Air Canada Jazz (IATA: QK, ICAO: JZA) has operated since 2001 as Canada's leading regional carrier. Operating as Air Canada Express, the airline is a Star Alliance affiliate member and part of the Chorus Aviation group. It maintains four strategic hubs: Calgary, Montréal-Trudeau, Toronto Pearson, and Vancouver International Airports.
The airline's network spans 71 destinations across Canada and the United States, connecting regional centers to major hubs. Air Canada Jazz specializes in regional service, filling the gap between major Air Canada flights and smaller markets. With a fleet of 104 aircraft, the airline provides frequent connections that feed into Air Canada's broader international network.
Passengers benefit from seamless integration with Air Canada's booking and frequent flyer system (Aeroplan). Check-in, reservations, and baggage policies follow Air Canada standards, making travel straightforward for those familiar with Canada's largest carrier. The airline operates regional jets and turboprops suited to both short regional hops and longer regional routes.