Air Canada is cutting capacity on more routes, just days after announcing flight cuts due to surging fuel costs.
According to aviation consulting firm Ailevon Pacific, the airline is reducing capacity in summer and fall 2026 from Vancouver International (YVR) to Halifax (YHZ), Quebec City (YQB), and Miami (MIA), as well as trimming Toronto (YYZ) to St. Maarten (SXM).
No more details on the number of flights have been released yet.
The reductions come just days after the carrier announced its seventh route cut for summer 2026, removing Montreal–Algiers due to run 01JUN through 23SEP, 2026.
The airline already announced flight cuts on 17APR, citing rising jet fuel prices as being a contributing factor. A note on Air Canada’s website said fuel price hikes were “affecting some lower profitability routes and flights which now are no longer economically feasible.”
The statement goes on to say that “schedule adjustments including some frequency reductions are being made in response.”
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