Air India is expanding its Canada network with a new seasonal Mumbai-Toronto non-stop service from October 25. The airline is also adding its newer Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft on the Delhi-Toronto route as part of its winter schedule plans.
The move will increase the carrier’s seat availability between India and Canada by about 4,400 seats a month, according to the details provided. By adding a direct Mumbai-Toronto link, Air India is broadening options for travelers looking for non-stop service between the two countries during the seasonal period.
At the same time, the deployment of the Boeing 787-9 on Delhi-Toronto flights signals an upgrade on one of Air India’s key long-haul routes. The Dreamliner addition comes as the airline continues to reshape its international operations and adjust capacity on markets with steady demand.
Together, the Mumbai launch and the Delhi aircraft change show Air India focusing on Canada as an important overseas market for the Winter 2026 schedule. The expanded service is expected to strengthen connectivity from both Mumbai and Delhi to Toronto.
