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Air Canada currently has eight Airbus A333-300 widebodies, the majority are in this older configuration with recliners in Business First. Air Canada is reported to be planning to reconfigure the premium cabin with 180-degree lie-flat sleeper seats, however, this process may be temporarily on hold.

Business First has in-seat personal video screen and power ports, while Economy Class has overhead monitors only. Unconfirmed reports indicate that AVOD (Audio Video On Demand) may be installed in Executive First, and that there might be entertainment hardware boxes under seats A, D, G, K in coach, intruding into the space beneath the seat.

Different from most other airlines, Air Canada begins meal service on international flights at 5AC and then moves in a horseshoe pattern towards 5HK. Meal service on domestic flights starts from front to back on both aisles simultaneously.