Canadian North links Northern Canadian communities with southern gateways and provides passenger, cargo and charter services. The current airline brought together Canadian North and First Air, launching their unified schedule and brand on 1 November 2019. Its history reflects the importance of aviation to remote Arctic communities and their connections with the rest of Canada.
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Its current domestic tariff says you may pre-select a seat once your ticket is purchased, with no advance seat-selection fee. Complimentary selection is also available at check-in. A particular position is not guaranteed, and a reserved seat can be reassigned if check-in or boarding deadlines are missed.
There is no extra charge for the published proximity arrangements: children aged 4 or younger sit adjacent; ages 5–11 sit in the same row with no more than one seat between them and the adult; ages 12–13 sit no more than one row away. The airline assigns seats at booking where possible, then seeks solutions at check-in, boarding and onboard before departure if needed.
Yes. A seat can be purchased at the applicable child fare, with an approved child restraint meeting CMVSS 213 or 213.1 and the airline’s carriage requirements. Canadian North does not supply the car seat. Lap-held infants under 2 still need a ticket, with one responsible accompanying person per infant. They cannot sit in exit rows, and two lap-held infants cannot share one row because of oxygen-mask limits.
