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Canadians keep flying — just not to the United States

Since December 2024, US-bound air travel from Canada's eight largest airports is down roughly 10 percent while domestic and overseas flights have both grown. The tracker updates automatically when Statistics Canada releases new monthly data.

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12-month rolling passengers at Canada's 8 largest airports by sector, indexed to Dec 2024 — US transborder down roughly 10%, domestic and overseas international both up roughly 8%

Methodology. Each sector's 12-month rolling total is the sum of the 12 most recent monthly screened-passenger counts at Canada's eight largest airports (Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montréal-Trudeau, Ottawa, Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, Winnipeg). Rolling sums remove seasonality — the same month a year apart always contributes to both the current and prior window. The index anchors December 2024's rolling window at 100, so every subsequent month shows the percentage change since then. Data are Statistics Canada table 23-10-0312 (Screened passenger traffic at the largest airports in Canada), released monthly with a roughly four-week lag. The tracker re-downloads the full CSV on every refresh cycle, cross-checks every historical value against a reference array, and aborts if any value mismatches. Source vectors: Domestic v1573797667 · Transborder v1573797668 · Other International v1573797669.

All figures on this site are sourced from publicly available Canadian data. Methodology and source links accompany every chart and article.

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