Air Canada Cargo has welcomed the earlier restart of Air Canada’s service between Toronto Pearson International Airport and Tel Aviv, providing customers with cargo capacity, flexibility and connectivity between Israel, Canada and destinations across Air Canada’s global network.

“The earlier return of Air Canada’s Tel Aviv service provides our customers with predictable capacity, network connectivity and flexibility for shipments moving between Israel, Canada and destinations across our global network,” said Matthieu Casey, Managing Director – Commercial at Air Canada Cargo. “This route supports important trade flows and gives shippers reliable access to a broad range of markets through our Toronto hub.”

The service will resume on November 30, 2026, restoring regular widebody capacity on a key international trade lane. Flights will operate four times weekly using Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, with departures from Toronto on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and from Tel Aviv on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

Through Air Canada’s Toronto hub, shipments will be able to connect to the carrier’s extensive Canadian, U.S. and international network.

The route will support customers moving time-sensitive, high-value, healthcare, technology, e-commerce and other important global supply chain goods.