How to Contact Air Canada Customer Service

While both travelers and airlines want air travel to go smoothly, from time to time, problems arise. Whether it be lost luggage, a question about your loyalty account or a canceled flight, you may find yourself in need of contacting Air Canada customer service, especially if you fly with the airline often.

Here’s how to get in touch with a real person at Air Canada to get things straightened out.

You can call the Air Canada customer service department or fill out an online form to do anything from asking about lost or damaged luggage to changing your reservation.

Fortunately, Air Canada customer service hours are 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and toll-free for those calling from the U.S. and Canada.

The best place to start, especially for information about your flight or to change a reservation, is the Air Canada customer service phone number: 888-247-2262 for those in the U.S. and Canada.

While there’s no chat function on the Air Canada website, you can fill out a request form online that will send the airline an email with your question or issue.

The airline also has social media accounts, which shouldn’t be used to share sensitive personal information or ask time-sensitive questions, but may be a good way to get in touch about less pressing questions.

If you have questions or concerns about your Aeroplan loyalty account, there’s a separate phone number, which is valid for the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean: 800-361-5373.

Call if you want to check on the status of points, change or cancel an award booking, update your account, and more.

If you need to cancel an Air Canada flight, whether you can expect a refund depends on the type of fare you purchased. But no matter the fare type, if you cancel within 24 hours of booking, you’ll receive a full refund.

On the other hand, if the airline delayed your flight by three hours or more — or canceled it outright — you can request a refund for any unused portions of your ticket.

Assuming you booked through Air Canada or one of its partners, you can submit a refund request online after logging into your account and navigating to your bookings. You can also make a request by calling customer service.

If you booked through a third party, like a travel agency or online booking platform like Priceline or Booking.com, you’ll have to contact the company directly to request a refund.

If you’ve arrived at your destination or back home but your luggage did not, you may need to get a hold of someone at the airline to help you locate and recover your bags.

U.S. and Canadian residents can start by calling 888-689-2247 or stop at the nearest Air Canada customer service desk inside the airport to make sure the airline is aware of the situation. Then, if your bags haven’t turned up within three days, fill out the delayed baggage form on the airline’s customer service page online.

You’ll need to accurately describe your missing items and share details from your boarding pass and bag tag number. Then the airline can do a more in-depth job of tracing your luggage.

To let customer service at Air Canada know about an especially helpful flight attendant or a problem experienced while traveling, you can send the airline a message via an online form.

Select “Send us an email” on its customer support page, after which you will be taken to a form to fill out. You’ll be prompted to share your contact info, flight information and more, including your feedback or complaint.

Do you have the Aeroplan® Credit Card? You can reach customer service by dialing Chase’s general. customer service line at 800-432-3117.

Alternatively, you can contact the issuer by using the number listed on the back of your card.

Whether your luggage is MIA, you need to cancel part of your booking or anything in between, Air Canada customer service offers many ways to get in touch.

You can call its customer service phone line any time, day or night, or submit a form online regarding a range of different issues. In some cases, you may even be able to make a change or request yourself via your account on the Air Canada website.