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Air Canada will suspend two of its transatlantic routes for summer 2026.
As reported by Aeroroutes, the airline confirmed that flights from Montreal to Tel Aviv and Delhi will not return next summer.
Flights between Montreal and Delhi will conclude on April 28, with service resuming on October 25.
The Montreal–Tel Aviv service, originally planned to restart on May 3, has been removed from the airline’s schedule.
Both routes were previously operated three times weekly.
According to AirlineGeeks, the carrier will continue to serve both destinations from its Toronto (YYZ) hub.
“Affected customers will be offered options, including rebooking on alternative gateways or a full refund," a spokesperson told AirlineGeeks.
"Air Canada is enacting the change now to give customers certainty and the opportunity to make alternative travel arrangements."
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Natasha Lair-McKenty is the Managing Editor for TravelPulse Canada.
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