The Mumbai-Toronto flights will be operated using Air India’s Boeing 777-300ER aircraft with upgraded cabin interiors. The aircraft will offer 8 First Class suites, 40 flat-bed Business Class seats, and 280 Economy Class seats.

“Travellers between Mumbai and Toronto will also enjoy WiFi internet connectivity on board the upgraded B777-300ER aircraft.

Through Air India’s hubs at Mumbai and Delhi, customers travelling to/from Canada can connect seamlessly to destinations including Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Ludhiana, and Vadodara, among several other Indian cities,” it said in a release.

Air India Delhi-Toronto flight service

Air India said that of the 10 weekly flights between Delhi and Toronto this winter, seven will be operated by its new Boeing 787-9 aircraft, featuring the airline’s latest cabin interiors. The remaining three weekly flights will initially use Boeing 777-300ER aircraft and will be upgraded to the new Boeing 787-9 from January 2027 as more aircraft are added to the fleet.

“With that, all Air India flights to and from Toronto will feature all-new or significantly upgraded cabin interiors, delivering a consistent premium experience across the market.

The deployment of the new and upgraded aircraft to Toronto from Delhi and Mumbai enables Air India to boost premium seat capacity to Toronto by 71% this winter, offering more First Class, Business Class, and Premium Economy options to travellers,” Air India said in a statement.