Air Canada has unveiled plans for a full cabin redesign and new seats onboard 25 De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft operated for Air Canada Express by Jazz. “The design incorporates colours, textures and tones of those found in nature in Canada, reinforcing Air Canada’s pride in being the nation’s flag carrier,” said a spokesperson for Air Canada. In a first for any De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft in the world, Air Canada will provide free Wi-Fi onboard. The carrier has already fitted 97% of its mainline Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge aircraft with next-generation connectivity systems for Wi-Fi sponsored by Bell. “We’re pleased to partner with Air Canada on these exciting upgrades to our Dash 8-400 fleet,” said Doug Clarke, President of Jazz.