Air Canada Expands Flights to India Amid Growing Demand

Air Canada is significantly expanding its flight services to India this year, adding new routes and increasing the frequency of existing ones to meet growing demand.

Starting October 27, the airline will introduce a new non-stop service from Toronto to Mumbai, operating four times a week. This move aims to provide more direct and convenient options for travelers between the two bustling cities.

Additionally, Air Canada will enhance its Montreal to Delhi route, increasing flights to a daily schedule. This expansion reflects the airline’s commitment to connecting more passengers from Eastern Canada to India.

For travelers in Western Canada, Air Canada will offer daily seasonal flights from Calgary to Delhi, with a stop in London, starting October 27. These flights will cater to the increasing number of passengers from this region seeking to travel to India. Furthermore, flights from Vancouver to London will be conveniently timed to connect with flights to Delhi this winter, providing more seamless travel options.

In total, Air Canada plans to operate 25 weekly flights to India, a significant boost in capacity aimed at accommodating the rising demand for travel between Canada and India. This strategic expansion underscores Air Canada’s dedication to enhancing its international network and offering more choices to its customers.

With these new routes and increased frequencies, Air Canada is poised to strengthen its position as a leading carrier between Canada and India, offering enhanced connectivity and convenience for travelers.