Air Canada Expands India Network with 40% More Seat Capacity for Winter 2024-25

Air Canada announced a 40% increase in seat capacity to India starting from late October for the winter 2024-25 season. The airline will operate 25 weekly flights and introduce new non-stop services from Toronto to Mumbai. The expansion aims to strengthen family and trade ties between India and Canada.

In a significant move, Air Canada declared on Monday the expansion of its flight network to India, increasing seat capacity by 40% beginning late October for the upcoming winter 2024-25 season.

The flag carrier will provide 25 weekly flights with 7,400 seats each week, encompassing up to 11 weekly flights from Canada to India. These include routes from Toronto to Delhi and Mumbai, daily flights from Montreal to Delhi, and daily flights to Delhi from Western Canada via London Heathrow.

The airline's official press release highlighted the introduction of the only non-stop flight from Canada to Mumbai and improved services to Delhi from Western Canada via London Heathrow. Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, expressed excitement over the network expansion to Mumbai and Delhi, especially in time for Diwali festivities.

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