Air Canada Cuts This 17-Hour Ultra-Long Nonstop Route: See Affected Flights Now

Air Canada has announced it will be discontinuing its 17-hour ultra-long non-stop flight between Vancouver and New York City, a route that represents the airline’s current longest nonstop service. The decision comes as Air Canada prepares to introduce a shorter, connecting option on this same transatlantic corridor. Currently, flights operate daily with an average duration of approximately 16 hours and 45 minutes. Passengers booked on affected flights are being notified by the carrier regarding rebooking options or alternative travel arrangements. This change marks a significant shift in Air Canada's operational strategy for transpacific routes.