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Air India is launching a new nonstop Toronto–Mumbai service on October 25, 2026, running three times weekly (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) — a genuine upcoming change worth timing your booking around if your travel date falls after that launch.
Until then, the route runs as a one-stop connection through a Gulf hub or a European carrier, which remains a reliable option even after the nonstop launches, particularly on the days it doesn't operate.
Because the nonstop is new and only 3x weekly rather than daily, it's worth checking both the nonstop and a Gulf-hub connection for your specific dates rather than assuming the nonstop is always available.
New nonstop YYZ–BOM starting October 25, 2026, 3x weekly.
One-stop via Abu Dhabi.
One-stop via Frankfurt.
One-stop via its own network onto a partner airline.
If your travel date falls on or after October 25, 2026 and lines up with the Wednesday/Friday/Sunday nonstop schedule, it's worth checking first. Otherwise, a Gulf-hub or European one-stop connection remains the reliable option — we compare both for your specific dates.
Demand tightens around Diwali, the December holidays and summer school-break travel. With a brand-new nonstop launching mid-season, expect seats on the 3x-weekly nonstop to sell out faster than a daily route once word gets out — book earlier if your dates match its schedule.
International departures to India typically use Terminal 3. Pearson's terminals are connected by a free shuttle train, and the UP Express rail link runs directly to downtown Toronto's Union Station.
International arrivals land at Terminal 2, with immigration and baggage claim that can run long during peak evening arrival banks. If you're connecting onward within India same-day, it also departs from Terminal 2, but still allow real transfer time.
The connection via a Gulf hub or Europe, until the new nonstop begins means a family's seat-together request isn't decided by one airline alone — we review Air India's policy and the onward carrier's before booking, with no guarantee either can promise.
Two-leg itineraries complicate a student's baggage allowance more than travelers usually expect — on this route via a Gulf hub or Europe, until the new nonstop begins, we confirm Air India's rules hold up across both segments before booking an open-return.
Because Toronto–Mumbai routes through a Gulf hub or Europe, until the new nonstop begins, we compare Premium Economy and Business Class availability on Air India against the connecting carrier across both legs, including schedule and connection quality, before you decide.
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Not yet, but Air India launches one on October 25, 2026, running three times weekly. Until then, the route connects through a Gulf or European hub.
Search Toronto to Mumbai online, or ask an expert to compare Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class for your dates.