Transatlantic turbulence as carriers' focus switches to 'what we can control'
In this new world of uncertainty, it will be agility that wins in air – ...
As national and regional governments have eased restrictions imposed to halt the spread of Covid-19, bellyhold capacity is coming back, but the resumption of passenger services is not a straightforward increase in activity.
Air Canada (AC) has been stepping up its operations, notably cargo missions, but on some sectors in the domestic arena management felt compelled to throttle down. At the end of June it suspended 30 domestic routes in response to weak passenger demand. These include sectors like Moncton-Ottawa, Windsor-Montreal ...
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