Air Canada last week announced it was trimming roughly 15% of its flights as it deals with unprecedented demand and airport issues.
Their website now has a list of the changes they’ve made, including flights between Toronto and several major Canadian cities, such as Ottawa, Calgary Charlottetown and Vancouver. The list also includes changes in flights to Miami, San Francisco and other U.S. cities.
Here’s a copy of what I found posted on their site on Sunday night (July 3).
This week, Air Canada announced changes to its summer schedule to support unprecedented and unforeseen strains on our organization. International flights are unaffected, with a few timing changes to reduce flying at peak times. Flights adjusted are to and from our Toronto and Montreal hubs. These will be mostly frequency reductions, affecting primarily evening and late-night flights by smaller aircraft, on transborder and domestic routes. Four routes will be temporarily suspended.
Temporary Route Suspensions:
- Montreal – Kelowna
- Montreal – Baltimore
- Montreal – Pittsburgh
- Toronto – Fort McMurray
Frequency Reductions
- Toronto – Deer Lake: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 1 flight daily
- Toronto – Saint John: reduce 2 frequencies, now operating 1 flight daily
- Toronto – Charlottetown: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Toronto – Quebec City: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 4 flights daily
- Toronto – North Bay: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 1 flight daily
- Toronto – Timmins: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Toronto – Sudbury: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Toronto – London, ON: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 4 flights daily
- Toronto – Windsor: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Toronto – Winnipeg: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 5 flights daily
- Toronto – Edmonton: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 7 flights daily
- Toronto – Calgary: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 11 flights daily
- Toronto – Vancouver: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 14 flights daily
- Toronto – Boston: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 6 flights daily
- Toronto – LaGuardia: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 9 flights daily
- Toronto – Newark: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 6 flights daily
- Toronto – Baltimore: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Toronto – Philadelphia: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Toronto – Washington (DCA): reduce 1 frequency in August, will operate 2 flights daily (3 flights remain for July)
- Toronto – Miami: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 1 flight daily
- Toronto – San Francisco: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Montreal – Moncton: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Montreal – Fredericton: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Montreal – Saint John: reduce 1 frequency, now operating total 1flights
- Montreal – Halifax: reduce 1 frequency in August, will operate total 3 flights daily (4 flights remain through August 3)
- Montreal – Ottawa: reduce 2 frequencies, now operating 6 flights daily
- Montreal – Quebec: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 4 flights daily
- Montreal – Toronto (Island): no weekend operations and Friday reduced to 3 flights daily
- Montreal – Edmonton: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Montreal – Calgary: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 4 flights daily
- Montreal – Boston: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Montreal – LaGuardia: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 4 flights daily
- Montreal – Newark: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 3 flights daily
- Montreal – Fort Lauderdale: reduce 1 frequency, now operating 2 flights daily
- Ottawa – Toronto (Island): no weekend operations
Route Retimes:
- Montreal – Los Angeles
- Montreal – Las Vegas
- Montreal – Punta Cana
- Montreal – Fort Lauderdale
- Montreal – Winnipeg
- Montreal – Edmonton
- Toronto – Manchester
- Toronto – Edinburgh
- Toronto – Copenhagen
- Vancouver – Portland
- Vancouver – Regina
- Vancouver – Cranbrook
