Air Canada's cargo division has confirmed that the airline will restart its flights to Tel Aviv sooner than initially anticipated. The service from Toronto is scheduled to recommence on November 30, operating four times per week. Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft will be utilized for these flights.
For freight forwarders and logistics professionals, the early return of this route signifies an increase in available belly cargo capacity between Toronto and Tel Aviv. This provides additional options for shipping goods, potentially easing capacity constraints and offering more flexibility for airfreight movements on this specific trade lane. The consistent schedule of four weekly flights also allows for better planning and reliability for time-sensitive shipments.
