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 2014
Canada’s Air Transportation Industry: Industrial Outlook Winter 2014
Industry Economic Analysis
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- Weaker dollar—Canadian airlines, facing higher costs due to the recent depreciation of the dollar, are increasing airfares, a move that will not go unnoticed by consumers.
- Sales to Foreign Travellers—While growth in domestic demand will continue to be sluggish, airlines will be able to count on the rising number of visitors to Canada to generate sales.
- Wi-Fi On Board—With a large number of U.S. airlines offering Wi-Fi to their customers, Canadian airlines are facing growing pressure to make the necessary investment to upgrade their fleet with the latest technology.
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