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Air Canada says it will offer lie-flat seats for travellers who pay premium prices on flights within North America.

The new service will be available on overnight flights between Vancouver and Toronto, Los Angeles and Toronto, and San Francisco and Toronto on Boeing 777 and 787 airplanes beginning June 1, the airline said on Tuesday. The airline has offered such seats before on Los Angeles and San Francisco flights, but not consistently and wide-bodied planes were not dedicated specifically to those routes previously, a spokesman said.

The move is part of an expansion of its high-fare signature service for business and other well-heeled travelers.

“We know our premium customers travelling on longer flight itineraries place a high value on convenience and comfort when in airports or on board an aircraft,” said Ben Smith, Air Canada’s president of passenger airlines. ​

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