Aeroplan partners with DINR to offer members access to top restaurants

MONTREAL - Air Canada (TSX: AC), a $3.9 billion market cap airline with a GOOD financial health rating according to InvestingPro, announced its Aeroplan loyalty program has formed a partnership with DINR, a Canadian startup that provides exclusive reservations at top restaurants across the country, according to a press release issued Tuesday.

The collaboration will give Aeroplan’s more than 10 million members access to DINR’s platform, which offers same-day reservations at sought-after dining establishments, priority invitations to chef collaborations, and private culinary events.

"Together with DINR, we’re opening doors for Aeroplan Members to experience some of Canada’s most exciting restaurants in the same way they explore the world — with ease, exclusivity, and unforgettable moments," said Scott O’Leary, Vice President of Loyalty & Product at Air Canada.

DINR, a female-led startup founded in Montreal, connects users to exclusive dining opportunities through its app. The company already maintains an operational partnership with Air Canada’s Best New Restaurants program.

Jennifer Tremblay, CEO of DINR, said the partnership "powerfully affirms" the company’s vision that "exceptional dining should feel both effortless and deeply rewarding."

To mark the launch, Aeroplan will offer members special perks and exclusive offers on DINR Premium memberships, which provide priority access to reservations, events, and content.

The partnership represents Aeroplan’s continued expansion into lifestyle experiences beyond travel benefits. With annual revenue of $16.4 billion and analyst consensus pointing to a Buy rating, Air Canada continues to strengthen its market position. The loyalty program recently won three top honors at the 2025 Freddie Awards, including Program of the Year in the airline category.

Aeroplan members can currently earn or redeem points across more than 45 airlines to over 1,300 destinations globally, with redemptions for short-haul flights starting from 6,000 points.

The information in this article is based on a press release statement from Air Canada. With the company’s Q3 earnings report due in 7 days, investors can access comprehensive analysis and Fair Value estimates through InvestingPro’s detailed research reports, which indicate the stock may be currently undervalued. For deeper insights into Air Canada’s financials and growth prospects, explore the full Pro Research Report, part of InvestingPro’s coverage of 1,400+ top stocks.

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