Air Canada has announced the cancellation of eleven long-haul routes operated by its Boeing 787 fleet. These aircraft are being reassigned to fulfill transatlantic operations, marking a significant shift in Air Canada’s network strategy. Specifically, affected routes include destinations across Europe and North America. The move involves a combination of existing Air Canada jets taking on these new missions within the Dreamliner family. This redeployment demonstrates Air Canada's ongoing adjustments to meet evolving travel demands and operational needs as of today.
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