An Air Canada flight en route to Florida was forced to return to Toronto Pearson International Airport earlier this month due to a flight control issue.

The Air Canada Rouge Airbus A320 was headed to Fort Myers Southwest Florida International Airport on April 12 when it stopped its climb at 7,000 feet and contacted air traffic control.

Flight stopped its climb at 7,000 feet and declared PAN PAN, short for possible assistance needed{ai:summary}<p>Air Canada flight to Florida turned back to Toronto due to flight control issue. Rouge Airbus A320 halted climb at 7,000 feet. #travel</p>

'A little issue' forces Air Canada plane to return to Toronto less than an hour after take off

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