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Travel chaos continues as Canadian airlines, airports top global list of delays over long weekend
Air Canada ranked No. 1 for airline delays with Pearson International taking the No. 2 spot among airports
Canadian airlines and airports claimed top spots in flight delays over the July long weekend, notching more than nearly any other around the world.
Air Canada ranked No. 1 in delays on Saturday and Sunday that affected 700-plus trips in total, or about two-thirds of its flights, according to tracking service FlightAware.
WestJet Airlines Ltd. and budget subsidiary Swoop placed third and fourth for delays on Saturday.
Toronto’s Pearson airport claimed the No. 2m spot Sunday below China’s Guangzhou airport while Montreal placed sixth, with both seeing a higher portion of late takeoffs than London and Amsterdam’s main airports.
Air Canada said last week it will cut more than 15 per cent of its summer schedule, nearly 10,000 flights in July and August, as the country’s aviation network sags under an overwhelming travel resurgence.
Kicking off peak travel season, the Canada Day long weekend saw scenes of long lines and luggage labyrinths flood social media as airports across the globe grappled with overflowing terminals following two years of pent-up demand.
Travel chaos continues as Canadian airlines, airports top global list of delays over long weekend
Travel chaos continues as Canadian airlines, airports top global list of delays over long weekend
Air Canada ranked No. 1 for airline delays with Pearson International taking the No. 2 spot among airports
Canadian airlines and airports claimed top spots in flight delays over the July long weekend, notching more than nearly any other around the world.
Air Canada ranked No. 1 in delays on Saturday and Sunday that affected 700-plus trips in total, or about two-thirds of its flights, according to tracking service FlightAware.
WestJet Airlines Ltd. and budget subsidiary Swoop placed third and fourth for delays on Saturday.
Toronto’s Pearson airport claimed the No. 2m spot Sunday below China’s Guangzhou airport while Montreal placed sixth, with both seeing a higher portion of late takeoffs than London and Amsterdam’s main airports.
Air Canada said last week it will cut more than 15 per cent of its summer schedule, nearly 10,000 flights in July and August, as the country’s aviation network sags under an overwhelming travel resurgence.
Kicking off peak travel season, the Canada Day long weekend saw scenes of long lines and luggage labyrinths flood social media as airports across the globe grappled with overflowing terminals following two years of pent-up demand.
Travel chaos continues as Canadian airlines, airports top global list of delays over long weekend