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Air Canada Drops Toronto‑Mumbai Route Amid Indian Operations Restructuring
WHY IT MATTERS
The cancellation forces travelers to find new connections, potentially raising costs and travel time, and signals Air Canada’s strategic shift away from certain Indian routes.
What happened
Air Canada announced it will not resume its Toronto Pearson (YYZ) to Mumbai (BOM) service next year, citing a restructuring of its Indian operations. The Star Alliance carrier had previously operated the route with a stopover at London Heathrow (LHR).
The decision marks the end of a long‑haul link that had connected Canada’s largest airport to India’s commercial hub for years. Passengers who relied on the service will need to seek alternative carriers or routes, likely increasing travel time and cost.
The airline’s move reflects broader adjustments in its international network, aimed at streamlining operations and focusing on more profitable markets.
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