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Canadian North Flight Ticket Booking Info

FlightsMojo lets you search and book Canadian North flight tickets for scheduled services across Northern Canada. You can compare available Canadian North flights, check schedules and select a suitable itinerary for your destination. Canadian North connects 25 communities across Nunavut, Nunavik and the Northwest Territories, along with southern hubs such as Ottawa and Edmonton. The airline also provides access to destinations beyond its own network through interline agreements. 

FlightsMojo also provides customer support for booking-related queries, helping passengers with flight reservations, schedules and other travel requirements. Check the applicable fare conditions, baggage allowance and cancellation rules before completing your Canadian North booking.

Travel Tip: You can add TripShield during booking for additional protection against eligible trip cancellations. Any refund remains subject to the applicable TripShield terms and conditions.

Why Fly with Canadian North

Canadian North is a 100% Inuit-owned airline that provides passenger, cargo and charter services across Northern Canada. Its scheduled network connects remote northern communities with regional and southern hubs, helping passengers travel between communities that have limited alternative transport options. 

The airline serves communities across Nunavut, Nunavik and the Northwest Territories, with important southern connections through Ottawa and Edmonton. Canadian North also provides interline access to destinations outside its own scheduled network. 

Canadian North operates aircraft equipped for northern operating conditions, including gravel and ice-strip capabilities on applicable aircraft. Several aircraft can also operate in combination passenger-and-cargo configurations. 

Size of Canadian North Fleet

Canadian North operates a versatile fleet for scheduled passenger services, cargo operations and charter flights. Its fleet includes Boeing and ATR aircraft, with several aircraft available in passenger and combi configurations. 

Aircraft used across Canadian North's operations include:

  • Boeing 737-300

  • Boeing 737-300 Combi

  • Boeing 737-400

  • Boeing 737-400 Combi

  • Boeing 737-700

  • ATR 42-300

  • ATR 42-500

  • ATR 72-500

The aircraft assigned to a particular flight can vary according to the route, operating schedule, passenger demand and cargo requirements.

Canadian North Flights and Connectivity

Canadian North provides scheduled flight connectivity across Northern Canada, linking communities in Nunavut, Nunavik and the Northwest Territories with southern hubs in Ottawa and Edmonton. The airline also serves Montréal and provides interline connections to destinations beyond its own network. 

Some destinations available through the Canadian North network include:

  • Ottawa, Canada

  • Edmonton, Canada

  • Iqaluit, Canada

  • Yellowknife, Canada

  • Kuujjuaq, Canada

  • Nuuk, Greenland

Canadian North's scheduled network is primarily focused on Northern Canada. Its interline agreements allow passengers to book connecting journeys beyond its direct route network. 

Popular Canadian North Flight Routes

  • Ottawa to Iqaluit Flights

  • Edmonton to Yellowknife Flights

  • Iqaluit to Rankin Inlet Flights

  • Iqaluit to Kuujjuaq Flights

  • Edmonton to Inuvik Flights

  • Ottawa to Rankin Inlet Flights

Canadian North's schedules can change according to the season and operational requirements. The airline recommends reconfirming flight times before travel. 

Canadian North Baggage Allowance Information

Canadian North baggage allowances depend on the fare, itinerary and type of baggage. The airline uses a weight-based system, and its current baggage rules apply to tickets issued under its latest baggage policy. 

Cabin Baggage

Passengers can generally carry cabin baggage within the following limits:

  • Jet aircraft: Maximum dimensions of 26 cm x 46 cm x 56 cm.

  • ATR 42 and ATR 72: Maximum dimensions of 23 cm x 41 cm x 46 cm.

  • Maximum cabin-bag weight: 10 kg.

  • Cabin baggage must fit under the seat or in the available overhead compartment. 

Passengers should check their booking before travelling because aircraft configuration and available cabin space can affect baggage handling.

Checked Baggage

  • Each checked bag can weigh up to 23 kg.

  • The maximum standard size is 158 cm in total dimensions.

  • The number of included bags depends on the fare.

  • Canadian North allows passengers to check a maximum of 3 bags at the airport counter.

  • Additional bags must be shipped through Canadian North Cargo.

  • Excess baggage may travel on a later flight if there is insufficient space on the passenger's flight. 

Canadian North's current policy provides different baggage allowances for Saver, Flex and Super-Flex fares. The exact allowance applicable to each passenger appears on the electronic ticket receipt. 

How to Check In Online with Canadian North

Canadian North provides check-in services for its scheduled flights. Passengers should allow enough time to complete check-in, security procedures and boarding before departure. 

Follow these steps:

  1. Visit the FlightsMojo website or open the FlightsMojo app.

  2. Enter your Canadian North booking details.

  3. Select your upcoming flight.

  4. Confirm your passenger information.

  5. Provide or confirm your baggage details.

  6. Complete the available check-in process.

  7. Save your boarding information.

  8. Arrive at the airport within the recommended check-in time.

Canadian North recommends arriving at least 2 hours before departure at Edmonton, Yellowknife, Iqaluit, Winnipeg and Ottawa. At other stations, passengers should arrive earlier than the applicable 30-minute check-in cutoff. Passengers must also reach the boarding gate at least 15 minutes before scheduled departure. 

Documents Required for Airport Check-In or Identification at the Airport

Passengers must provide government-issued identification at check-in and boarding. The documents required can vary according to the route and destination. 

You may need:

  • Valid government-issued photo ID

  • Valid passport, where applicable

  • Visa, where required

  • Flight booking confirmation

  • Boarding information

  • Other documents required by your destination or transit country

Passengers travelling internationally should check the entry and transit requirements for every country included in their itinerary.

FAQs About Canadian North Flights

Q. Can I modify my Canadian North flight booking?
Eligible bookings can be changed according to the applicable fare conditions and ticket rules. Additional charges or fare differences may apply.
Q. Does Canadian North have a loyalty programme?
Yes. Canadian North passengers can earn points through Aurora Rewards and Aeroplan on eligible flights.
Q. Can I select my seat on a Canadian North flight?
Seat selection depends on the aircraft, route and booking. Seating arrangements can vary because Canadian North operates several aircraft types.
Q. Can I get a refund after cancelling my Canadian North flight?
Refund eligibility depends on your fare conditions and ticket rules. Check the applicable conditions before cancelling your booking.
Q. Does Canadian North provide meals on flights?
Food and beverage services can vary according to the route, aircraft and flight duration. Check the services available for your specific journey before departure.