Air Canada to Cut 5 More US Destinations Due to Low Demand
Air Canada says it plans to eliminate five routes next summer, including all direct flights to South Carolina, following its earlier cuts to U.S. routes this winter because of weak demand. An Air Canada spokesperson told The Epoch Times that the company regularly reviews its schedule to align flights with customer demand and travel patterns. Following its latest review, the airline “made a commercial decision to adjust some routes next summer.” Those routes include Vancouver to Nashville, Tennessee; Vancouver to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina; Toronto to Charleston, South Carolina; Montreal to Seattle, Washington; and Toronto’s Billy Bishop Airport to Boston, Massachusetts.
TL;DR
- Air Canada will cut five routes next summer.
- All direct flights to South Carolina will be eliminated.
- Routes affected include Vancouver to Nashville, Vancouver to Raleigh-Durham, Toronto to Charleston, Montreal to Seattle, and Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport to Boston.
- The cuts are due to weak demand and are part of a regular schedule review.