Air Canada has discontinued all flights to a U.S. state owing to low demand. Raleigh-Durham International Airport has also lost another nonstop flight to Canada. Recent incidents include air traffic control scrambling to stop an Air Canada jet as a Southwest 737 landed in St. Louis. Additionally, booking Air Canada flights by phone incurs an extra $30 per passenger.
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