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Old Posted Mar 17, 2025, 9:56 PM
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Originally Posted by thenoflyzone View Post
That's why I only mentioned the 4 majors. The regional airports are all still trying to recover to pre-COVID numbers (including transborder numbers), so the latest transborder additions there will hide the decline in US travel somewhat. There will definately be lower bookings to the US from across the country though, so as you said, the effect of this at places like YOW, YHZ, YWG etc. will only be felt later on in the year. At the 4 majors though, it is already being felt.
Canada just has more diversified options to get to the USA in 2025 vs 2024. As other airports are built out it will impact other airports.
Ottawa and Halifax used Montreal heavily to connect to the USA, as they get more non stops they will connect less and will impact USA numbers in YUL.

January numbers across Canada are up vs 2024 according to DOT.

Tariff and Trump will be seen April and beyond.
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