Air Canada+ Rouge

irish_goat

Trying my best to find out information on this airline and "subairline".

I'm booked;

DUB - YYZ on Air Canada Rouge
YYZ - MEX on Air Canada
HAV - YYZ on Air Canada Rouge
YYZ - LHR on Air Canada

From what I can tell this puts me in International Rouge Class to Toronto, North America and Caribbean Economy Class to Mexico, International Rouge to Toronto again and then International Economy Class to London.

Trying to work out what meals and drinks these entitle me to is boggling but I think I'm getting a meal on the DUB-YYZ and YYZ-LHR flights and complimentary drinks only on the YYZ-LHR. And then essentially, feck all on the others. Just want to know where I stand so I know to fill up at the airport and bring supplies.

Anyone able to offer any insight or experiences?

emo72

Went Dublin Toronto return. Wasn't too find of it. No telly's on board. Bring your own tablet and download an app to view content. But the app kept crashing on me. Hape of ****e, long way to go without entertainment. Got fed ok. Not up to much, but in fairness not many budget airlines are.

Edit. This was rouge.

schemingbohemia

I found Rouge much better than I was expecting when I flew to Vancouver last year. Our Tablets didn't work (android) but we rented a ipad and that worked fine. Food was decent enough I found. I don't drink booze on flights generally so can't remember but they came around with soft drinks often enough.
Staff were very pleasant.

Tiriel

Yeah, I used them flying internally Vancouver to Toronto and Toronto then to Dublin. No screens/movies etc. which is fine for short haul flights, but for the longer one it's not ideal. At least bring a tablet if you have one.. and charge it in advance!

Overall, fine but basic.