Air Canada is dropping these 4 U.S. routes in 2027

On the heels of the news that Air Canada is cancelling 5 major long-haul international routes, the national carrier is now phasing out these U.S. routes.

Air Canada is discontinuing four routes between Canada and the United States in summer 2027, including a direct connection between Montréal and Seattle.

According to a report by CTVNews, Air Canada confirmed that it would stop operating the following routes starting next summer.

Read: Air Canada cancels 5 major long-haul international routes

What are the affected U.S. routes?

The four U.S. routes that are being removed from Air Canada’s 2027 schedule:

• Vancouver–Nashville, Tennessee
  
  
• Vancouver–Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina
  
  
• Toronto–Charleston, South Carolina
  
  
• Montréal–Seattle, Washington
  
  

The report went on to share a message from airline spokesperson Sean Davidson, who stated: 

“Air Canada regularly reviews its schedule to ensure capacity is aligned with customer demand and travel patterns.”

The announcement comes amid a broader decline in travel between Canada and the U.S. Although cross-border travel saw a year-over-year increase in September, 

According to the report, Davidson said Air Canada will continue to serve Nashville, Raleigh-Durham and Seattle from other Canadian airports. 

The airline did not clarify whether service to Charleston would continue from elsewhere in Canada.

For more information about the CTVNews report, click here. 

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