Air Canada Cuts Four U.S. Summer Routes Early as Jet-Fuel Shock Hits Travelers
Air Canada will end four seasonal U.S. routes early this summer, citing high jet fuel costs. The cuts affect flights from Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal to Raleigh, Sacramento, Charleston, and Austin. The airline withdrew its 2026 financial outlook on April 30. U.S. carriers spent $5 billion on jet fuel in March, up 56% from February, according to U.S. data.