Air Canada reduces its flight schedule as jet fuel costs rise, cutting more service and adjusting capacity on routes to manage higher operating expenses. According to reports from Canadian outlets, the airline lowers the number of flights it plans to operate, including further reductions affecting summertime travel. One report says Air Canada is slashing flights to the United States for the summer season, linking the change to the increased cost of jet fuel. Another report notes that Air Canada cuts more flights overall, again citing soaring fuel prices as the driver. The changes reflect the airline’s efforts to balance demand with higher costs, with the reductions described as part of ongoing scheduling updates rather than a single, isolated cancellation. Specific details of which routes and how many flights are affected are not provided in the supplied excerpts, but both sources agree that the jet fuel price increase is the reason for the additional cuts and capacity adjustments.