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Air Canada currently has 41 medium narrow-body Airbus A320 planes, with more Executive Class seats and two fewer seats in Coach compared with layout 2.

AVOD (Audio Video On Demand) is installed for in-flight entertainment, with 80 hours of video and 50 hours of audio programming. The majority of the planes have in-seat power at all seats in Executive Class and shared in Coach (seats AB and DE).

Air Canada indicates that rows 12-14 and 27-31 have slightly less pitch at 31 inches, and rows 17-26 are a little roomier at 32 inches.

The cabin divider is just a curtain, and when the seat in front reclines, some passengers feel that the curtain is too close to their face.