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U.S. Customs Causes Cancellation of some Flights Departing From Montreal Airport

About 20 U.S.-bound flights were canceled after customs halted operations, and the airport increased ventilation while inspectors found no health risk.

  • On Wednesday, Customs and Border Protection in the United States temporarily suspended operations at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport due to the odor of construction materials, prompting multiple flight cancellations.
  • Major Construction projects are underway as the airport undergoes a $10-billion transformation, with expansion work expected to continue for the next decade.
  • Around 20 flights to the United States have been cancelled, including morning departures to Orlando, Washington, and Chicago; local fire officials inspected the area and found no health risk.
  • According to the airport, it has increased ventilation in the affected area, with officials stating "Every effort is being made to resume operations as quickly as possible."
  • They add that passengers should check their flight status with their airlines before traveling to Montreal-Trudeau International Airport today to avoid further disruptions.
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A strong smell of varnish forced U.S. border agents at Montréal-Trudeau airport to suspend their operations.

·Montreal, Canada
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U.S. customs causes cancellation of some flights departing from Montreal airport

MONTREAL - Montreal-Trudeau International Airport says several flights to the United States were cancelled after U.S. customs authorities temporarily suspended their operations at the airport.

·Toronto, Canada
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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