Air Canada has removed its seasonal non-stop service between Halifax Stanfield and Brussels Airport from its summer 2027 schedule, according to a 10 November update from AeroRoutes.
The route had been due to return for a second summer, with three weekly flights from 17 June to 5 September 2027. Air Canada Rouge was scheduled to take over from mainline Air Canada, using Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
As Aviation24.be reported in June, Air Canada launched the route on 18 June 2026, operating three times a week. The schedule change means Brussels loses its non-stop link to Halifax after a single summer of operation.
Source: AeroRoutes
This post was published on 11 November 2026 17:05
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