Air Canada says it is cancelling or delaying several flights to destinations in the U.S. Midwest and Florida during the winter season. The airline attributes the changes to higher jet fuel prices and weaker demand. According to reporting across outlets, the most affected services are in the American Midwest, where Air Canada will not operate certain direct routes during parts of the winter schedule. Coverage also indicates that some flights are being reduced through cancellations or delays rather than a complete withdrawal from all U.S. markets. The adjustments apply to specific routes and travel dates, meaning affected passengers may see schedule changes on particular itineraries. Air Canada’s announcements explain the network changes as a response to cost pressures from fuel and to lower expected passenger demand, which together impact route profitability. The airline’s plan results in fewer flights on selected U.S. routes during the winter period, with travelers advised to check the updated schedule for their specific flights.