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    Air Canada Suspends Flights To India As Tensions Rise With Pakistan

    Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 27 Feb, 2019 06:24 PM

      Air Canada says it has suspended service to India as tensions mount between that country and Pakistan.

       

      An airline spokeswoman says a flight en route to Delhi turned back over the Atlantic Ocean this morning and has headed back to Toronto.

       

      A second Air Canada flight from Vancouver to Delhi today was also cancelled.

       

      Spokeswoman Isabelle Arthur says the airline has implemented a “goodwill policy” for affected customers and is monitoring the situation in order to resume service once it “normalizes.”

       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       

      Pakistan said Wednesday it had shot down two Indian warplanes and captured one pilot in the disputed region of Kashmir, raising tensions between the two nuclear powers to a level unseen in this century.

       

      Air Canada operates daily service from Toronto and Vancouver to Delhi and four times weekly between Toronto and Mumbai.

       
       
       
       
      Note By Air Canada:

      See below for today's outlook on possible disruptions to Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge and Air Canada Express flights operated by Jazz.

      When forecasted weather or other conditions may cause flight delays and possible cancellations, affected airports are listed below by date, region and city.


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