Air Canada flight bound for Delhi returns to Toronto Pearson airport after engine issue
An Air Canada flight bound for India was forced to return to Toronto after what an official described as an engine issue onboard the aircraft.
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An Air Canada flight bound for India was forced to return to Toronto after what an official described as an engine issue onboard the aircraft.
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