Air India is expanding its Canada network with a new winter seasonal service between Mumbai and Toronto starting October 25. The move gives the airline a direct presence on a route where it says it will be the only carrier offering nonstop flights from Mumbai to Canada.
The new Mumbai-Toronto service is expected to add nearly 2,000 seats on the route. For travelers in western India, the launch creates a direct option to Canada without the need for a connection through another Indian or international hub.
Alongside the new Mumbai service, Air India has also reworked its Canada operations from Delhi. While full details of those changes were not included in the announcement snippet, the update suggests the airline is adjusting capacity and network planning across its India-Canada services for the upcoming season.
The expansion highlights continued demand for direct long-haul travel between India and Canada, especially on major city pairs such as Mumbai and Toronto. By adding a nonstop route and revising its wider Canada offering, Air India is strengthening its position in an important international market.
