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Flight AC2

AC2 Turbulence ForecastAir Canada · LHRYYZ

About flight AC2

Airline
Air Canada (AC)
Route
LHRYYZ
Typical Aircraft
B789
Distance
5,707 km
Duration
7h 08m
Cruise Altitude
FL390

See today’s turbulence forecast

Air Canada AC2 flies the jet-stream exposed corridor from London to Toronto. Conditions change hour to hour - view the live forecast for your departure date.

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Turbulence on the LHRYYZ route

Jet-stream exposure on this corridor is significant. Long mid-latitude legs mean clear-air turbulence is the dominant source of bumps, typically encountered at cruise altitude. Westbound aircraft typically fly against the prevailing winds, adding flight time. Captains often pick altitudes that avoid the strongest headwinds, which can also mean picking cleaner-air altitudes.

Calmest season: Late spring to early autumn (May-September). The oceanic track sees its strongest jet-stream activity in the northern winter (Nov-Mar), when winds aloft are fastest and clear-air turbulence is more frequent.

Full LHR to YYZ route guide

Frequently asked questions

Is AC2 usually a bumpy flight?

Air Canada AC2 operates between LHR and YYZ. Whether it’s bumpy depends on the day’s weather - Turbcast pulls live NOAA aviation-grade data so you can check the actual forecast for your departure date rather than relying on averages.

What aircraft does AC2 use?

AC2 is typically operated by the B789. Aircraft swaps happen - confirm with your booking before flying.

How long is the LHR to YYZ flight?

Approximately 7h 08m direct, covering 5,707 km at a typical cruise of FL390.

When does AC2 have the smoothest weather?

Historically calmest during Late spring to early autumn (May-September). Forecast accuracy improves as you get closer to departure - within 48 hours the NOAA WAFS model is at peak skill.

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