This report examines the short-and medium-term economic and profitability outlook for Canada’s Air Transportation Industry.
Canada’s Air Transportation Industry: Industrial Outlook Winter 2013
Canada’s Air Transportation Industry: Industrial Outlook Winter 2013
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- Domestic Economy—The Canadian economy is showing increasing signs of weakness, which will pose a challenge to an industry that is heavily reliant on Canadians’ willingness to spend.
- Tight Control Over Capacity—Canadian airlines are making considerable effort to limit capacity growth, thus helping to restrain costs and contributing to the industry’s return to profitability.
- Investment—After a decade of falling investment, the industry is finally modernizing its fleet. The addition of new aircraft and the upgrading of older ones will allow airlines to save on fuel costs.
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