Amid problems in West Asia, Air India expands its operations to Toronto, Frankfurt, and Paris.
Due to increased demand after the continuing situation in West Asia, Air India has announced the deployment of additional flight capacity on a few long-haul routes.
The airline will run three more flights between Delhi and Toronto between March 5 and March 11, 2026. Three new flights between Delhi and Frankfurt and one more flight between Delhi and Paris (Charles de Gaulle) are planned for March 7–10, 2026, as part of the expansion of capacity on European routes.
According to the airline, the extra services are meant to give passengers more choices during the disruption and guarantee more seamless connectivity through Delhi. Additionally, passengers on these routes will benefit from connectivity to destinations throughout Southeast Asia and Air India’s domestic network.
According to Air India, it would continue to keep a careful eye on the changing circumstances and, if necessary, consider adding more flights on certain routes beyond March 11.
