North America will anchor CanAm’s destination carousel from day one. The continent offers a constellation of vast metropolitan catchment areas, populated by a travel-savvy, open-minded customer base that aligns naturally with CanAm’s premium long-haul concept.
Washington, D.C. and Houston stand out as the initial gateway markets. Both offer enormous regional reach, strong international profiles and distinctive combinations of business, institutional, diaspora, leisure and cargo demand.

CanAm Destination Map – US and Canada
Beyond these launch gateways, New York, Chicago, South Florida, Dallas/Fort Worth and Atlanta present compelling expansion potential. Toronto and Montreal may follow as high-potential Canadian gateways, while selected West Coast markets remain longer-term options.
For millions of travelers in the northern United States and Canada, the Canary Islands offer an effortless escape from long winters into perpetual spring. Within approximately 7 to 12 hours of direct flight time, passengers can move from icy streets to Atlantic sunshine, gaining access to year-round outdoor lifestyles, from windsurfing and surfing to hiking, sailing and ridge-soaring paragliding.
In short, CanAm connects some of North America’s largest population centers with one of Europe’s most climate-stable destinations, creating a powerful bridge between urban scale and island serenity.
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Now, the following table puts that scale and geographic reach of CanAm’s initial network strategy into perspective.
| Catchment area | Gateway airport | Approx. population | Distance to LPA | Flight time |
| Washington, D.C. | IAD | 6.4 million | 5,780 km | 7.5 hrs |
| Houston | IAH | 7.8 million | 7,610 km | 9.5 hrs |
| New York | JFK / EWR | 20.0 million | 5,450 km | 7.0 hrs |
| Chicago | ORD | 9.4 million | 6,590 km | 8.5 hrs |
| South Florida | MIA / FLL | 6.5 million | 6,360 km | 8.5 hrs |
| Dallas / Fort Worth | DFW | 8.3 million | 7,650 km | 9.5 hrs |
| Abuja | ABV | 4+ Million | 3,170 km | 4,5 hrs |
Beyond the Canary Islands, CanAm connects these vast North American catchment areas with major African markets, beginning with Abuja and Cape Town and extending later toward Douala and other West and Central African gateways. These corridors bring together substantial two-way diaspora travel, business and institutional traffic, premium tourism and cargo demand.
