Canada’s flagship airline is cutting five U.S. routes from its 2027 schedule, citing low demand for travel south of the border.
According to PAX News, a Canadian travel industry newsletter, Air Canada will suspend the following routes next year: Toronto to Boston; Toronto to Charleston, S.C.; Vancouver, British Columbia, to Nashville, Tennessee; Vancouver to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina; and Montreal to Seattle.
Except for Charleston, which was Air Canada’s only flight to South Carolina, all other affected U.S. cities remain accessible through the airline’s other Canadian hubs.
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Meanwhile, Air Canada said it will launch new services next year between Toronto and Louisville, Kentucky; Montreal and Indianapolis; and Edmonton and Newark.
The company said it will boost capacity in 2027 between Edmonton, Alberta, and San Francisco by deploying the larger Airbus A220.
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