Air Canada issues travel caution due to freezing rain warnings

Thursday, January 11, 2018

Air Canada has started warning tourists that there are likely to be a few delays since eastern Ontario is expected to receive up to four millimeters of freezing rains.

This company had issued a tweet on Wednesday to notify the customers if they ever wished to alter their travel plans, as specified by a spokesperson of Air Canada.

This travel alert spans four days, starting right from 11^th January till 14^th January, and covers various places like Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.

The fee normally is associated with switching flights.

And, they would still be waived for travellers who would be eager to rebook for an economy fare. And those fees are either $100 or $75 depending on the ticket. Environment Canada has also issued a freezing rain warning for eastern Ontario.

And some amount of rainfall is expected to start Wednesday afternoon and continue into Thursday morning.

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