Eight flights to and from Toronto identified with confirmed coronavirus cases

Several coronavirus cases have been identified by the Canadian government on international and domestic flights to and from Toronto.

According to the government flight log, three more international flights have confirmed COVID-19 cases as of September 22 along with the previously mentioned Kingston to Toronto flight.

Air Canada flight AC1254 from Toronto to Kingston had a confirmed case of coronavirus on September 18, with affected rows identified 1 to 6.

The next day, WestJet flight WS3923 from Georgetown to Toronto identified affected rows 1 to 6 on September 19.

Another flight on September 19 with Air India, flight number AI187 from Delhi to Toronto, identified affected rows 46 to 52.

The government of Canada

Four domestic flights to and from Toronto have also identified confirmed cases among flights.

Air Canada flight AC8287 flight from Toronto to Timmins identified affected rows six to 12 on September 16.

On September 17, WestJet flight WS3534 from Toronto to Montreal confirmed a case; however, affected rows are unknown.

The same day, WestJet flight WS706 from Vancouver to Toronto also confirmed a case onboard a flight, but affected rows are also unknown.

Air Canada flight AC127 from Toronto to Vancouver identified affected rows 35 to 41 on September 17.

The government of Canada

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“If you have recently returned to Canada, you must quarantine for 14 days from the date you arrived in Canada. This is mandatory, whether or not you have symptoms,” the government’s website reads.

For up-to-date information or to see if your flight was affected, visit the Government of Canada’s website.