Statistics Canada released quarterly operating statistics for Canadian air carriers covering Level I and II services. In the second quarter of 2025, 24 carriers carried 23,110 thousand passengers and 225,997 thousand kilograms of goods. Total passenger‑kilometres reached 62,280 thousand and passenger tonne‑kilometres were 6,228 thousand, up from 57,549 thousand passenger‑kilometres in Q1 2025. Goods tonne‑kilometres were 752,872 thousand, while total tonne‑kilometres rose to 6,980 thousand. Hours flown totaled 682 thousand.
During Q3 2024 carriers carried 25,017 thousand passengers and 236,870 thousand kilograms of goods, with passenger‑kilometres of 68,447 thousand. In Q4 2024 passenger numbers fell to 21,810 thousand and goods to 231,129 thousand kilograms. Hours flown varied from 651 thousand in Q2 2024 to 705 thousand in Q3 2024 and 637 thousand in Q4 2024 before rising to 682 thousand in Q2 2025. The data reflects ongoing activity levels among Canadian carriers across the country.
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