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VIce Oct 2, 2014 7:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Dalreg (Post 6752086)
???? everyone who has a internet access knows what Qantas stands for.

He was correcting a Q-U mistake.

Daveography Oct 2, 2014 4:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dalreg (Post 6752086)
???? everyone who has a internet access knows what Qantas stands for.

Actually I had no idea what it stood for before this, therefore your statement is false.

SFUVancouver Oct 2, 2014 7:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Dalreg (Post 6752086)
???? everyone who has a internet access knows what Qantas stands for.

I did not know this. I didn't even consider it an acronym. TIL.

Chadillaccc Oct 2, 2014 7:10 PM

:previous: Same here, just thought it was a weird airline name.

Bigtime Oct 2, 2014 7:18 PM

Well clearly I provided a much needed explanation for the spelling and origin of the name Qantas. :)

Make sure to spread the word.

craneSpotter Oct 2, 2014 9:32 PM

Pearson (YYZ) cracked the 4 million passenger mark in August. I think for the first time ever!

August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032

Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)

SFUVancouver Oct 2, 2014 9:49 PM

^ That's great news.

Denscity Oct 2, 2014 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by LeftCoaster (Post 6736684)
Apparently Quantas has now applied to stretch this short term application into year round direct flights from Sydney on a 747.

The growth occurring and upcoming at YVR is simply staggering. I wonder if all this growth will trigger the construction of the third terminal called for in the long term plan.

Quote:

Originally Posted by craneSpotter (Post 6753223)
Pearson (YYZ) cracked the 4 million passenger mark in August. I think for the first time ever!

August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032

Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)

Wow YVR only has 300k less international passengers than the mighty Pearson. Very impressive!! :tup:

SFUVancouver Oct 2, 2014 10:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by craneSpotter (Post 6753223)
Pearson (YYZ) cracked the 4 million passenger mark in August. I think for the first time ever!

August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032

Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)


Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Aussie (Post 6751835)
I was requested to post what I posted in the YVR thread here. So here it is... with some help from craneSpotter to get the stats rolling!

Incredible results.

Total Passengers: 2,086,481 (+8.0%)

Domestic: 1,079,507 +8.2%
International (incl TB): 1,006,974 +7.7
Transborder: 510,057 +9.1%

YTD: 13,238,277 (+8.1%)

First month overall smashing through 2 million.
First month domestic smashing through 1 million.
First month international (incl TB) smashing through 1 million.
First month transborder smashing through half a million.
Best month ever in each category except miscellaneous int'l of course.

Increase in pax compared to Aug 2013 - this really shows the huge growth:

Overall up 153,800
Domestic up 81,600
Transborder up 42,800
Asia Pacific up 20,500
Europe up 8,200
Misc int'l up 700

YTD just shy of 1,000,000 more pax than 2013 as well... thought I would throw that in.

And cargo up 13.3%

It looks like YVR's monthly stats count transborder as being a part of international, while YYZ Pearson count them separately. Have I understood this correctly? YYZ has 1.3 million passengers a month travelling abroad in addition to 978k travelling to/from the US?

craneSpotter Oct 2, 2014 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by SFUVancouver (Post 6753284)
It looks like YVR's monthly stats count transborder as being a part of international, while YYZ Pearson count them separately. Have I understood this correctly? YYZ has 1.3 million passengers a month travelling abroad in addition to 978k travelling to/from the US?

Correct. International, including transborder for YYZ is 2,331,216. Compared to YVR's 1,006,974.

YVR does report a bit differently - they sub-total transborder, Asia-pacific, Europe and Misc. under international. So to clear it up and report the same way... sorry.

YYZ August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032
Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)


YVR August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,079,507
Transborder - 510,057
International - 496,917
Overall - 2,086,481 (+8.0%)

Canadian74 Oct 2, 2014 11:27 PM

This growth for YVR is long overdue imo since the numbers had a hard time recovering from the recession. Can't wait for YVR to cross 20 million and YYZ to cross 40 million.

YYC will cross 15 million this year. Not sure about YUL.

SkahHigh Oct 2, 2014 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Canadian74 (Post 6753409)
This growth for YVR is long overdue imo since the numbers had a hard time recovering from the recession. Can't wait for YVR to cross 20 million and YYZ to cross 40 million.

YYC will cross 15 million this year. Not sure about YUL.

For YUL, probably near 15 million, more like 14,7.

Denscity Oct 2, 2014 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by craneSpotter (Post 6753392)
Correct. International, including transborder for YYZ is 2,331,216. Compared to YVR's 1,006,974.

YVR does report a bit differently - they sub-total transborder, Asia-pacific, Europe and Misc. under international. So to clear it up and report the same way... sorry.

YYZ August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032
Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)


YVR August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,079,507
Transborder - 510,057
International - 496,917
Overall - 2,086,481 (+8.0%)

Oh well. YVR is still per capita on par with YYZ which is still really good.

SFUVancouver Oct 3, 2014 12:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by craneSpotter (Post 6753392)
Correct. International, including transborder for YYZ is 2,331,216. Compared to YVR's 1,006,974.

YVR does report a bit differently - they sub-total transborder, Asia-pacific, Europe and Misc. under international. So to clear it up and report the same way... sorry.

YYZ August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,697,905
Transborder - 978,184
International - 1,333,032
Overall - 4,009,121 (+8.9%)


YVR August 2014 (enpl/depl)

Domestic - 1,079,507
Transborder - 510,057
International - 496,917
Overall - 2,086,481 (+8.0%)

'Appreciate this. Thank you. I also fixed my YYC/YYZ typos.

DrNest Oct 3, 2014 9:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Klazu (Post 6731087)
I was in Richmond yesterday and the weather was superb. Actually it was so warm that the air was vibrating like on a hot summer day!


Air Canada 767 (I think) taking off.
http://vuosiamaailmalla.fi/blog/wp-c...canada_767.jpg

That is indeed a 767.

q12 Oct 3, 2014 11:18 AM

Westjet announcing daily non-stop flights from Halifax Stanfield to Glasgow International start May 30 and will fly daily until October 24.

Europe Airpost flew direct to Glasgow this summer from Halifax.

isaidso Oct 3, 2014 12:18 PM

New Scotland to Old Scotland. :)

davidivivid Oct 4, 2014 2:09 PM

Quebec City's airport as it stands today. Construction of the new international terminal is set to begin next year. It will be situated to the left of the main terminal (from the picture's point of view) and will basically double the size of the airport.

http://images.lpcdn.ca/924x615/20140...ort-quebec.jpg
http://www.lapresse.ca/le-soleil/act...s-deroutes.php

SkahHigh Oct 4, 2014 3:16 PM

^ good to see YQB getting expanded :tup:

SignalHillHiker Oct 4, 2014 5:33 PM

Congrats, Halifax!

Westjet is connecting both our cities with the motherland - Dublin and Glasgow respectively.

I just hope they keep both services running. I'm spoiled now. I can't handle adding another 3 hours to Halifax/return or 7 hours to Toronto/return before returning above St. John's en route to Europe. Those days are gone, may they never return. :D


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