Dense fog covers Delhi as it shivers at 7.6 deg C
A thick layer of fog engulfed the national capital on Wednesday as it woke to a chilly morning with the weather department recording the minimum temperature at 7.6 degrees Celsius.
Air Canada is launching a new thrice weekly, non-stop flight between Delhi and Montreal from October 31.
The airline is also increasing its daily non-stop flights from Toronto to Delhi to 10 per week from October 15.
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Announcing this on Wednesday, Air Canada said: “Starting October 31, just in time for Diwali celebrations, Air Canada will offer three flights per week to the growing Indian community in Montreal. Additionally, the airline is increasing frequency to Delhi from Toronto to ten flights per week beginning October 15.”
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The thrice weekly flight will operate on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, leaving Delhi at 8 p.m. and Montreal 6 a.m. It will be served by a 298-seat Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, offering three cabins of service – Air Canada Signature Class, Premium Economy and Economy class.
Mark Galardo, Senior Vice President, Network Planning and Revenue Management at Air Canada, said: “Air Canada is the only carrier offering a direct service to Delhi out of Montreal, allowing for easy connections through our extensive network. We continue to focus on the growing visiting friends and relatives market and this capacity expansion is a response to increasing demand.”
He said the Canada-India market is “an important and strategic one for Air Canada”.
“These additional flights and new route demonstrate Air Canada’s anticipation about the promise and growth of the Indian subcontinent – and we also look forward to further strengthening the cultural and business ties between our two countries,” he said.
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