22 MAY 2026 - DEPARTURE DAY

AIR CANADA SEATS


Got to the airport around 6pm due to two accidents and an anime weekend at the Congress Convention Centre.  Flight was delayed 1/2 hour.

Chicken meal was decent with charred corn salad. 


Beautiful sunrise


First time that our checked luggage has been opened and searched!






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