CanotiaJet

CanotiaJet is the national airline of Canotia. Based out of Toronto, CanotiaJet has a fleet of 280 aircraft and flies to 115 destinations.
CanotiaJet has a regional subsidiary called CanotiaLink.
== History ==
CanotiaJet was founded on December 22, 1935 as Trans Canotian Air Lines. Trans Canotian Air Lines made its maiden flight on November 15, 1936 from Toronto to Montreal with a Lockheed Model 10 Electra.
In 1965, Trans Canotian Air Lines changed its name to CanotiaJet, as the airline had become a major international airline rather than just a domestic airline.
In 2001, CanotiaJet launched a regional subsidiary called CanotiaLink. CanotiaLink would originally operate out of Toronto City Airport, however in 2005, operations were moved to CanotiaJet's main hub, Toronto Pearson Airport, mainly so that CanotiaLink could operate out of the same airport as its parent company.
== Destinations ==
CanotiaJet flies to 115 destinations.
Continent 	Destinations
Domestic 	Bathurst, Charlottetown, Deer Lake, Fredericton, Gander, Gaspé, Halifax, Hamilton, Kingston, London, Moncton, Mont-Joli, Montreal, North Bay, Ottawa, Quebec City, Sault Ste. Marie, St. John, St. John's, Sudbury, Sydney, Thunder Bay, Timmins, Toronto, Windsor
North America	Acapulco, Atlanta, Boston, Bridgetown, Buffalo, Calgary, Cancun, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Curacao, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Edmonton, Honolulu, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Miami, Minneapolis, Nashville, Nassau, New Orleans, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Port of Spain, San Diego, San Francisco, San Juan, Santo Domingo, Seattle, Sint Maarten, St. Louis, Vancouver, Washington DC, Winnipeg
Seasonal: Aruba, Austin, Maui, Palm Springs, Portland, San Antonio, Saskatoon, Tampa
South America	Bogota, Buenos Aires, Lima, Rio De Janeiro, Santiago, Sao Paulo
Europe 	Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Dublin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Oslo, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
Seasonal: Istanbul, Moscow, Munich, Reykjavik, Warsaw
Asia 	Beijing, Dubai, Hong Kong, Seoul, Shanghai, Tokyo
Seasonal: Taipei
Oceania 	Sydney
Africa 	Seasonal: Algiers, Cairo, Lagos
== Fleet ==
CanotiaJet has a fleet of 290 aircraft and orders for 120 more.
Fleet 	Amount 	Orders 	Description
Boeing 767-300ER 	15 	 	To be replaced by the 787-9.
Boeing 777-200LR 	20 	5 	
Boeing 777-300ER 	20 	 	
Boeing 777-9X 	 	15 	Deliveries expected in 2021.
Boeing 787-8 	45 	5 	
Boeing 787-9 	30 	10 	
Airbus A310 	20 	 	To be replaced by the A321neo.
Airbus A319 	10 	 	
Airbus A320 	40 	 	
Airbus A319neo 	5 	10 	
Airbus A320neo 	15 	25 	
Airbus A321neo 	5 	20 	
CanotiaLink Fleet 	CanotiaLink Fleet	CanotiaLink Fleet	CanotiaLink Fleet
Bombardier CRJ-200 	20 	 	To be replaced by the CRJ-550.
Bombardier CRJ-550 	5 	20 	
Bombardier CRJ-900 	15 	 	
De Havilland Dash 8-400	20 	10 	
== Gallery ==
CanotiaJet A321neo.jpeg|A CanotiaJet Airbus A321neo in Toronto.
CanotiaJet 777-300ER.jpeg|A CanotiaJet Boeing 777-300ER landing in Montreal.
CanotiaLink CRJ-200.jpeg|A CanotiaLink Bombardier CRJ-200 in Halifax.
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