PAL Airlines is a Canadian regional airline providing scheduled passenger flights, charters and cargo services in Eastern Canada and Quebec. Alongside its own services, it operates flights for Air Canada Express, a partnership that began flying in 2023 and uses Dash 8-400 aircraft.
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For PAL’s own domestic scheduled service, its tariff lists a CA$10 fee plus tax per one-way ticket for selecting a seat within 24 hours of booking; selection after that booking window is free. The fee is waived for disability-related seating needs. A particular seat is not guaranteed, and the selection fee is refundable if PAL moves you for operational or safety reasons.
On its domestic scheduled service, PAL facilitates seating without an extra charge for children under 14. Children four 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. If seats are not arranged in advance, staff work on them at check-in or seek volunteers before departure.
Contact PAL’s Customer Service and Reservations Centre and submit its Additional Seating Request form at least 96 hours before your flight. This includes requests related to obesity. For later submissions, PAL says it will make reasonable efforts to accommodate the request.
On PAL’s own service, you may bring one carry-on bag up to 21 × 9 × 15 inches and one personal item up to 16 × 6 × 13 inches. If you connect to Air Borealis, its aircraft do not permit a carry-on bag; personal items are accepted and a sky-check service is available.
