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Air France cuts Montreal-Algiers return fare to 843 Canadian dollars

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Air France has cut the price of its return economy-class tickets between Montreal and Algiers to from 843 Canadian dollars, 200 Canadian dollars less than the October 2026 fare, for bookings until 30 April 2027. The offer targets in particular Montreal's Algerian diaspora, according to information from the website Voyager DZ published on 8 November 2026.

Air France now offers return tickets between Montreal and Algiers from 843 Canadian dollars in economy class, according to information published on 8 November 2026 by the specialist website Voyager DZ. The amount is down by about 19% compared with the 1,043 Canadian dollars advertised in October 2026 on the same route.

The reduction applies to the starting fare, not to all tickets, with prices varying according to dates and availability. Bookings must be made until 30 April 2027, for departures and returns no later than 30 June 2027, with purchase at least seven days before departure and a stay of 24 hours to 12 months. The offer targets in particular the Algerian diaspora living in Montreal and its surroundings.

It follows a first cut announced on 10 October 2026, when the French airline was already advertising return tickets from 1,043 Canadian dollars between Canada and Algeria. Air France had offered flights in October from 104,039 dinars from Algeria.

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