The first of Air Canada’s updated Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft has entered service for the carrier’s ‘Rouge’ subsidiary.

This marks the latest milestone in Rouge’s comprehensive cabin renewal program, focused on delivering a more comfortable, connected, and consistent onboard experience.

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This fleet transition will allow most customers to enjoy upgraded interiors, including personal seatback entertainment, reclining seats and complimentary wi-fi. The cabins are configured to give customers a choice of 12 Business Class seats, 18 ‘Preferred’ (premium economy) seats offering extra space, and 147 Standard Economy seats.

“When customers step onto our aircraft, they should instantly feel a sense of comfort, care, and pride,” said Mark Nasr, Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer at Air Canada.