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Air Canada’s winter U.S. flight cuts reveal a tough reality: rising fuel costs and falling demand are forcing major schedule changes. Routes like Montreal to Detroit and Toronto to Indianapolis stay cancelled, while others—like Florida flights—are delayed to align with peak travel. Even longtime travelers, especially Boomers, are booking far less. JFK flights remain grounded through winter, though Air Canada is expanding to LaGuardia. WestJet and Air Transat are facing similar pressures, signaling a broader industry shift driven by economics and shifting traveler habits.

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