Montrealgazette Air Canada Flight AC774 Taxiway Excursion at Montreal Airport
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- •Air Canada Flight AC774 exited the taxiway after landing, with no injuries reported.
- •The incident caused temporary closure of the north runway at Montreal-Trudeau Airport.
- •Air Canada and the Transportation Safety Board are investigating the cause of the excursion.
On July 9, 2026, Air Canada Flight AC774 from Los Angeles exited the taxiway after landing at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport. The incident occurred around 4 p.m., with no injuries reported among the 156 passengers and six crew members. The aircraft, a Boeing 737 Max, came to a stop on the grass after overshooting a turn onto Taxiway B. The north runway was temporarily closed to facilitate the safe evacuation of passengers, leading to operational delays. Air Canada confirmed that all passengers were safely deplaned and transported to the terminal by bus. The airline is conducting a detailed investigation into the cause of the excursion, and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada has sent a team of investigators to assess the situation. Plans were made to tow the aircraft for a full inspection, and subsequent flights were canceled due to the incident.
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