Air Canada Cancels 9 Nonstop Routes From Major City: See Map Now

Air Canada has removed nine nonstop routes from its schedule out of Toronto Pearson (YYZ) for the period ahead, a sign of how this year’s weaker demand is reshaping airline networks. The Star Alliance carrier, which handles roughly 40% to 50% of airport market share, is cutting services to multiple destinations in the U.S. and Cuba while adjusting broader plans that included new summer links to Oslo, Shannon and Nice. Reports cited by the airline’s published schedules show capacity on U.S. routes has fallen about 10% over two years amid Canada–U.S. tensions. Routes ending include New York JFK, Charleston, and several Cuban services that will be suspended indefinitely.