Seville, Spain, Gets Its First Nonstop Flight From North America Soon

Vamos a Sevilla!

As of September 2027, North America will have its first and only nonstop service to Seville (SVQ), Spain. It will fly from Montréal.

“Seville builds upon recent additions to Palma de Mallorca and Tenerife and marks another unique Air Canada destination in Southern Europe,” said Mark Galardo, executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Air Canada.

Here are the details.

Fly Nonstop to Seville From September 2027

Seville, in the Spanish region of Andalusia, is joining the growing list of new and unique European destinations with nonstop service from North America.

When it starts on September 8, 2027, Air Canada will operate the route 3 times per week. Then, as of October 1, 2027, it will increase to 4 times per week, with the following schedule:

Interestingly, Air Canada will launch this route in the fall, rather than in time for the summer vacation travel period.

Air Canada’s route from Montréal (YUL) to Seville joins the Canadian flag carrier’s ever-growing network that are made possible by the capacity and range of its smaller, narrow-body fleet of state-of-the-art Airbus A321XLR.

More Nonstop Routes to Spain Than Ever Before

When the route launches, there will be nonstop flights from North America to no less than 11 destinations across Spain, including the Canary Islands.

Spain and the U.S. have always been well-connected, especially through hub cities like Barcelona and Madrid. However, it’s thanks to a select few airlines venturing off the beaten track that more cities than ever before are accessible with nonstop flights operated mainly from Newark (EWR) and Montréal.

These include:

Final Thoughts

As of next September, it will be easier than ever to get to Seville from Canada. Not only that, Air Canada’s new route will give U.S. travelers another option to consider when planning a trip to Spain, booking an easy 1-stop trip through Montréal.