The giant airline returns to Israel earlier than expected

Air Canada has announced the advancement of its resumption of flights on the Toronto–Tel Aviv route to November 30, 2026, instead of January 17, 2027. The advancement, by about a month and a half, will allow direct flights between Israel and Canada during the winter season. The airline will operate four weekly flights on the route.

Air Canada has announced the advancement of its resumption of flights on the Toronto–Tel Aviv route. The airline will return to operating the route on November 30, 2026, instead of January 17, 2027 – an advancement of about a month and a half. This marks the return of an airline that disappeared from Israel following the war. Currently, there are no direct flights between Israel and Toronto, so the return is expected to restore the direct link between the two cities. Upon resuming operations, Air Canada will operate four flights per week on the route during the winter season. The advancement will allow passengers between Israel and Canada to once again have the option of a direct flight as early as the upcoming winter season, and to plan their travel around a direct route after a period when this option was not available.