Air Canada flights restored, 95% of flights expected to return to service

Most of Air Canada's flights have been restored and 95% of its entire network is expected to return to service in the next 24 hours. The airline said 94% of international flights are expected to operate in the next 24 hours.

As of yesterday, 234 Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge aircraft were in service. The airline said it operated about 900 flights on Wednesday. Air Canada said it will take some time for full regular service to resume and that customers will be kept informed of any changes to travel plans.

It is worth noting that a vote on the temporary agreement to end the flight attendant strike will be held from August 27 to September 6. The federal government is also reportedly investigating allegations that flight attendants are not paid for work when planes are not in the air.