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Acass Canada

Acass Canada is a Canadian air carrier based in Montréal, Quebec, licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency for domestic and international charter services.

Unclaimed profile · Claim itCTA air licence 030096, 030097 · ListedCleared for EuropeCleared for the UK★ ARGUS Gold★ IS-BAO Stage III★ ACA Member
Registered fleet
4 aircraft
Aircraft
Heavy jets, Super-midsize jets, Midsize jets and Light jets
Built
1984 to 2015
Base
Montréal
Fleet

The Acass Canada fleet

4 aircraft listed on its Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (030096, 030097). Open any registration for its details and specifications.

Bombardier Challenger 604 × 1 · Heavy jets

Bombardier Challenger 604 specifications →

Range 4,000 nm · Cruise speed 470 kts · Cabin height 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) · Cabin width 7 ft 11 in (2.41 m) · Cabin length 25 ft 7 in (7.80 m) · Baggage 115 cu ft · Cabin zones 2 · Bags in flight Reachable · Take-off runway 5,640 ft

Bombardier Challenger 604
Built
2008

Cessna Citation II × 1 · Light jets

Cessna Citation II specifications →

Cessna Citation II
Built
1984

Cessna Citation X × 1 · Super-midsize jets

Cessna Citation X specifications →

Range 3,408 nm · Cruise speed 528 kts · Cabin height 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) · Cabin width 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m) · Cabin length 25 ft 2 in (7.67 m) · Baggage 82 cu ft · Take-off runway 5,250 ft

Cessna Citation X
Built
2002

Learjet 45 × 1 · Midsize jets

Learjet 45 specifications →

Range 1,830 nm · Cruise speed 448 kts · Cabin height 4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) · Cabin width 5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) · Cabin length 19 ft 9 in (6.02 m) · Baggage 65 cu ft · Cabin zones 2 · Bags in flight Hold only · Take-off runway 5,040 ft

Learjet 45
Built
2015

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Aircraft types

4 aircraft types

Representative photo of the Bombardier Challenger 604Heavy jetsModel photo1 aircraft

Bombardier Challenger 604

Bombardier · Built 2008

Wide two-zone Challenger cabin for 10 to 12, with a hold reachable in flight and about 4,000 nm of range.

Seats
up to 12
Range
4,000 nm
Cruise speed
470 kts
Cabin cross-section to scale, with a 1.78 m passenger
Representative photo of the Cessna Citation IILight jetsModel photo1 aircraft

Cessna Citation II

Cessna · Built 1984

The most economical jets for city pairs up to about three hours.

Range
1,100 to 2,100 nm
Representative photo of the Cessna Citation XSuper-midsize jetsModel photo1 aircraft

Cessna Citation X

Cessna · Built 2002

Cessna's speed record holder: Mach 0.935, a 51,000 ft ceiling and a double-club cabin for eight.

Seats
up to 12
Range
3,408 nm
Cruise speed
528 kts
Cabin cross-section to scale, with a 1.78 m passenger
Representative photo of the Learjet 45Midsize jetsModel photo1 aircraft

Learjet 45

Bombardier Learjet · Built 2015

Fast Learjet with two four-seat clubs, a belted lavatory seat and about 1,830 nm of range.

Seats
up to 9
Range
1,830 nm
Cruise speed
448 kts
Cabin cross-section to scale, with a 1.78 m passenger
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Safety and licences

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Listed
030096, 030097

Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (030096, 030097).

Legal name: ACASS CANADA LTD.

  • ✓
    Licence
    CTA air licence 030096, 030097 · Listed
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    Flies abroad under
    Cleared for Europe and Cleared for the UK
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    Safety audits
    ARGUS Gold (Independent safety audit of charter operators), IS-BAO Stage III (International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations) and ACA Member (Air Charter Association)
  • A Transport Canada Air Operator Certificate is the approval a company needs to fly commercial air service in Canada. Passenger charter is flown under Subpart 703 (air taxi), 704 (commuter) or 705 (airline) of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, depending on the aircraft. Transport Canada approves the company's pilots, training, maintenance and aircraft, and audits the operation. Altivo Jets books flights only with licensed operators and names the operator on every quote. How we check operators.

Company

About Acass Canada

Acass Canada is a charter operator based in Montréal. It holds a Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (030096, 030097) from the Canadian Transportation Agency.

The fleet counts 4 aircraft: 1 heavy jet, 1 super-midsize jet, 1 midsize jet and 1 light jet. Its flagship type is the Bombardier Challenger 604, with 1 aircraft. The aircraft come from Bombardier, Cessna and Bombardier Learjet. The aircraft were built between 1984 and 2015, 24 years old on average.

Beyond its home country, Acass Canada is authorised to fly commercial charters into other regions: Cleared for Europe and Cleared for the UK. Independent checks: ARGUS Gold, IS-BAO Stage III and ACA Member.

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How many aircraft does Acass Canada have?+

4: 1 Bombardier Challenger 604, 1 Cessna Citation II, 1 Cessna Citation X and 1 Learjet 45.

Is Acass Canada licensed to fly charter?+

Yes. Acass Canada holds a Canadian air carrier licensed by the Canadian Transportation Agency (030096, 030097).

Can Acass Canada fly to Europe?+

Yes. Acass Canada holds an EASA third country operator authorisation (CAN-0010). EU and EEA states require it before an operator from outside Europe flies commercial flights there. Acass Canada was on the EASA list dated 12 November 2026.

Can Acass Canada fly to the UK?+

Yes. Acass Canada holds a UK Part-TCO authorisation (number 1198) from the UK CAA, which an operator from outside the UK needs before it flies commercial flights into the UK. Acass Canada was on the CAA list dated 16 October 2026.

Does Acass Canada hold safety ratings?+

ARGUS Gold, IS-BAO Stage III and ACA Member.

Where is Acass Canada based?+

Montréal.

How many passengers can Acass Canada fly?+

Up to 12 on its Bombardier Challenger 604. Across the fleet, cabins seat 12 passengers.

How old is Acass Canada's fleet?+

The aircraft were built between 1984 and 2015, 24 years old on average.

Is Altivo Jets part of Acass Canada?+

No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Acass Canada. Acass Canada operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.

Does Altivo Jets work with Acass Canada?+

No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Acass Canada, and Acass Canada has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.

Sources

Where this comes from

Licence and registrations from the Canadian Transportation Agency register. Aircraft details from public aircraft listings. Aircraft photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each photo; other photos show the model. Safety audits from public industry directories. How we check operators.

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