Air India Delhi-Toronto flights become non-stop
Air India will operate non-stop Delhi–Toronto flights from August 1, 2026. The airline will remove the technical fuel stop at Vienna after introducing its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on the route.
The change will cut westbound journey times by nearly three hours, reducing total travel time to around 17 hours, subject to available airspace. Eastbound flights from Toronto to Delhi already operate non-stop. Air India will also restore daily services after temporarily reducing frequencies during June and July. Tickets for the upgraded service are now available.
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Air India Delhi-Toronto flights debut new premium cabins
Air India will operate the route with its latest Boeing 787-9 aircraft, bringing the airline’s newest cabin interiors to Canada for the first time.
The aircraft features Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy. Premium Economy also makes its debut on the Delhi–Toronto route. Travellers can expect wider seats, additional legroom and upgraded amenities. Business Class includes fully flat beds, direct aisle access, wireless charging and 4K entertainment screens. Economy passengers will also benefit from redesigned seats and larger in-flight entertainment displays.
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Air India expands its North America network
The upgraded Air India Delhi–Toronto flights support the airline’s ongoing fleet modernisation programme. Air India continues to introduce new-generation aircraft and refreshed cabin interiors across its long-haul network.
The airline expects the new service to strengthen connectivity between India and Canada while offering faster journeys and a more premium onboard experience for business and leisure travellers alike.
