Toronto will be served from additional US points beginning early in 1997 as part of the US-Canada open-skies bilateral signed two years ago. While the number of routes was expanded under the terms of the aviation pact, new services to Montreal and Toronto were phased in to protect Air Canada. The newly selected carriers may each operate two new daily round-trip flights, starting on 28 February. During the first year of the new bilateral, Delta, Trans World Airlines, Continental and USAir won new flights to Toronto.
Source: Flight International
