Air Canada resumes daily seasonal service between Mumbai and Toronto

Air Canada has resumed its daily seasonal service between Mumbai and Toronto, now operating via London Heathrow until 25 March 2023. The flight is the airline’s third service from India, joining existing services from Delhi to Toronto and Montreal.

Marking the departure of Air Canada flight AC855, customers, guests, Air Canada employees and crew joined Consul General of Canada in Mumbai, Diedrah Kelly, Quebec Government Office in

Mumbai, Francis Paradis, Ontario Government Representative in India, Digvijay Mehra, Consul and Senior Trade Commissioner, Keith Kan, Air Canada General Manager India, Arun Pandeya and Air Canada Airport Operations Manager India and the Middle East, Madhusudan Nair for a special gate celebration, ribbon and cake cutting prior to departure in Mumbai.

“We are excited to resume our daily seasonal service between Mumbai and Toronto via London Heathrow,” said Arun Pandeya, Air Canada General Manager India. “Our customers from India will benefit from greater travel choice, with access to our Toronto hub via London Heathrow, enabling convenient one-stop connections to destinations across Canada, including Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver. Air Canada’s Mumbai flights also connect conveniently at London.

Heathrow to flights across the United States operated by our Star Alliance partner United Airlines, including Denver, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco, Washington and Boston.”

“Delighted to witness the launch of direct Air Canada flights from Toronto to Mumbai (via Heathrow). Travelling between Canada and India just got easier with daily flights between the largest cities in Canada and India. This new service adds to the existing Air Canada flights from Delhi to Toronto and Montreal giving travellers more options and boosting Canada-India bilateral ties.” Diedrah Kelly, Consul General of Canada in Mumbai.

The service between Mumbai and Toronto via London-Heathrow will be operated with Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring three cabins of service for customers to choose from, including lie-flat seats in Signature Class, Premium Economy and Economy Class.

Seats are available for sale now at aircanada.com, via the Air Canada App, Air Canada’s Contact Centres, and travel agents.