Author's Summary
Canadian airports see fewer passengers flying to the U.S. for the ninth month in a row, driven by ongoing trade tensions— a trend confirmed across recent aviation reports. (142 characters)
Key Update
Just 2 hours ago, data shows a continued drop in Canadian air travel to the United States. This marks the ninth straight month of decline at Canadian airports. The trade war remains the main factor behind fewer passengers heading south.
For the ninth consecutive month, fewer passengers at Canadian airports are heading to the United States amid the trade war.
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