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Air Canada is extending a London-Ottawa service to operate year-round.
Flights between Heathrow and the Canadian capital will continue into the winter season.
The service will run three times a week between November 2 and March 27, 2026 before ramping up to four flights a week for next summer.
Chief commercial officer Mark Galardo said: “Air Canada continues to solidify its leadership serving our country’s capital and we are excited to keep Ottawa connected to one of the world’s most important global gateways all year long.
“Customers travelling for business, corporate and leisure from the National Capital Region and abroad will enjoy the ease and convenience of international travel options to and from Ottawa.”
Ottawa Tourism chief executive Michael Crockatt added: "With the strength tourism has shown throughout the summer months helping to set the foundation going into the colder season, Air Canada’s extension of the Heathrow to Ottawa route for the winter is a tangible signal of confidence in Ottawa as a year-round destination.
“This continued service ensures vital connectivity with our top overseas market. We appreciate Air Canada’s commitment and confidence, and we remain focused on supporting this route through proactive marketing and by offering an appealing destination for all visitors.”
Ottawa Airport Authority chief executive Susan Margles said: “In today’s global landscape, strong connections between Canada’s Capital Region and strategic markets like the United Kingdom are more vital than ever. Air Canada’s decision to extend its service through the winter is great news - it reflects the airline’s confidence in our region, its deep commitment to Ottawa and its role as a leading international carrier.”