India and Canada have signed an Open Skies agreement,greatly expanding flight rights between the two countries. Airlines will now be able to operate unlimited flights between key cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, ending the cap of 35 weekly flights. Let’s find out more.
Humongous opportunity
After so many years of being limited to only 35 flights weekly, airlines in Canada and India will now have nearly-unlimited rights, thanks to the new Open Skies agreement. Under the deal, Canadian airlines can fly to Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, and Kolkata with no restrictions. Meanwhile, Indian airlines are free to fly to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton, and any two more destinations the Indian government picks.
