Canada

The new route will be operated by Air Canada regional partner Jazz Aviation.

The airline is now flying to all 18 destinations it served before it was grounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The carrier already operates to Dublin from Halifax and its Calgary base.

A second route to Washington Dulles and the launch of flights to Montreal are on the agenda.

The carrier will fly to the California city from three Canadian airports.

Delhi flights have restarted from Toronto and Vancouver.

Michael Deluce tells Routes that sun destinations will be a ‘smaller focus’ of the Canadian carrier’s Embraer jet fleet.

The Star Alliance member will enter the Colombia-Canada market in December.

The carrier cites ‘soaring vaccination rates’ in Cuba as one reason why it is restarting flights to the island nation.

Although global capacity reduced by nearly 600,000 seats, there were some brighter spots as Canada reopened its borders to vaccinated travelers.

The Canadian carrier has resumed international flights and announced plans to launch a new route to Kingston in Jamaica.

The turboprop operator is building back its network from its Toronto Bishop Airport base.

CEO Ed Sims says the carrier will proceed with 'caution' when building back its European network.

Flights have restarted to three destinations and two more will return to the airline’s network later this month.

The Canadian flag-carrier will operate 5X-daily service between Bishop and Montreal.

Air Canada plans to launch the new Caribbean service in December.

The Canadian carrier will return to the Scottish market during the summer 2022 season with two new routes from Toronto and the resumption of flights to Glasgow from Nova Scotia.

More winter sun destinations are being offered by Canada’s Sunwing.

Canada’s flag-carrier is rebuilding its European network with the resumption of service to Munich and plans to launch seasonal flights to Milan.

The carrier will also extend its Calgary-SFO summer service to year-round.

The fast-growing Canadian ULCC will begin its first US services from Edmonton in December.

The resumption increases the number of points served in Europe by WestJet to three.

The service was originally planned to start in June 2020.

Senior VP of network planning Mark Galardo tells Routes he expects a big boost next month when Canada’s borders reopen for vaccinated travelers.

The move comes as the Canadian carrier rebuilds its network to the US following the easing of travel restrictions.