Travel Disruptions Hit Canada’s Major Airports as Air Canada, WestJet, Transat, Endeavor and More Airlines Cancel 11 and Delay 103 Flights, Affecting Passengers across Montreal and Toronto

Published on October 26, 2025

Travel disruptions are causing major headaches at Canada’s busiest airports today. Both Montreal and Toronto are experiencing severe delays and cancellations, with Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat, Endeavor, and others at the heart of the disruptions. In total, 11 flights have been canceled and 103 flights delayed. Passengers traveling through Montreal-Trudeau and Toronto Pearson International are facing extended waiting times and altered travel plans. The delays are impacting travelers not just in Canada, but also across various international destinations. Air Canada has been one of the most affected, with numerous delays and cancellations disrupting many of their flights. As the day progresses, more disruptions are expected, leaving passengers uncertain about their travel schedules. It’s a challenging situation for many, and it’s crucial for affected passengers to stay informed and proactive as they navigate these ongoing travel interruptions.

Total Delays and Cancellations

• Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) has recorded a total of 34 delays and 3 cancellations today.
• Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) has experienced 69 delays and 8 cancellations.

These disruptions are causing severe travel inconvenience for passengers, especially those flying internationally.

Affected Airports, Cities, and Countries

The disruptions are concentrated at two major Canadian airports:

• Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL), Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Toronto, Ontario, Canada

These delays and cancellations are not only affecting Canadian travelers but also those headed to or from several international destinations. The countries impacted include:

• Canada
• United States
• United Kingdom
• South Korea
• Bermuda
• Caribbean Nations (such as the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and others)

Passengers traveling between these destinations and Canada should be prepared for delays or changes to their travel plans, as the effects ripple through both domestic and international routes.

Affected Airlines

A range of airlines is facing significant disruptions at Montreal-Trudeau and Toronto Pearson. These include:

• Air Canada: The largest Canadian airline, which has experienced 3 cancellations and 4 delays at Montreal-Trudeau, and 4 cancellations and 13 delays at Toronto Pearson. Air Canada has been the most affected airline at both airports.
• WestJet: This Canadian airline has seen 2 cancellations and 7 delays at Toronto Pearson.
• Air Transat: Air Transat has faced 6 delays at Montreal-Trudeau and 4 delays at Toronto Pearson, adding to the congestion.
• Endeavor Air: This carrier has had 5 delays at Toronto Pearson.
• Jazz Aviation: At Montreal-Trudeau, Jazz reported 7 delays.
• Republic Airways: Affected by 3 delays at Toronto Pearson.
• Swiss: 1 delay at Toronto Pearson, with severe delays affecting some international flights.
• Porter Airlines: A minor 1 delay at Montreal-Trudeau.

Other affected airlines include Korean Air, Flair Airlines, Jet Aviation, Aer Lingus, Caribbean Airlines, and United Airlines, all of which are experiencing various levels of delay and cancellation at both airports.

What Affected Passengers Can Do Now

With 34 delays and 3 cancellations at Montreal-Trudeau and 69 delays and 8 cancellations at Toronto Pearson, passengers should take the following steps:

1. Monitor Flight Status: Regularly check the status of your flight through the airline’s website or app. Airlines and airports are providing real-time updates, especially on cancellations and delays.
2. Contact the Airline for Rebooking: If your flight has been canceled, it is advisable to contact your airline for rebooking options. Most airlines are offering alternatives or refunds for canceled flights.
3. Stay Updated at the Airport: For delayed flights, ensure you are in the loop about new departure times by frequently checking flight boards and listening for announcements at the airport.
4. Prepare for Extended Waits: Passengers should be prepared for long wait times, particularly during peak travel hours. It is essential to carry essential items like snacks, water, and entertainment to cope with delays.
5. Check for Compensation: Airlines may offer meal vouchers, hotel accommodations, or other forms of compensation for long delays or cancellations. Be sure to inquire at your airline’s customer service desk.

In conclusion, today’s disruptions at Montreal-Trudeau and Toronto Pearson are causing considerable inconvenience for travelers. With over 100 delays and 11 cancellations between the two airports, passengers are urged to stay informed, remain patient, and take the necessary steps to manage their travel plans effectively.

Source: FlightAware

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