Air Canada suspends JFK flights over fuel costs

Air Canada is suspending its service to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) for the summer season. The airline cites the dual pressures of high fuel costs and falling supplies as the reason for the cut. This move is the latest sign of strain in the aviation industry as carriers grapple with volatile energy markets. The suspension will affect travel between Canada and one of the United States' busiest international hubs.