By akademiotoelektronik, 09/12/2022
A third of passengers back at Montreal Airport
Le critère de reprise
d'Aéroports de Montréal (ADM) repose sur un retour à 100 % du nombre de passagers de 2019, ce qui est prévu à la fin de 2024.On average, 1.7 million travelers then passed through its facilities each month.
According to the Flightaware website, in the last days, the number of flights at Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport in Montreal has also reached a summit since March 2020.As of September 29, 392 arrival and departure flights were recorded.These are more than half of the 693 flights recorded on the same date in 2019.
Aéroports de MontréalADM soutient que le nombre de mouvements n’est toutefois pas un indicateur représentatif
, puisqu’il inclut l’aviation générale, comme le transport de fret, et ne prend pas en considération le remplissage des avions.
The health crisis results in considerable losses for the organization. Au cours des six premiers mois de l'année, le manque à gagner d’Aéroports de MontréalADM s’élevait à 158 millions de dollars.
Increase in air travelers entering Canada
On a national level during the summer, the border services agency observed a sustained increase in the number of air travelers entering the country.In the last week of May, 29,000 people crossed our borders by plane.For the week of September 13 to 19, this number had jumped at almost 200,000, which remains more than three times lower than the same period in 2019.
The desire to travel is back
Does the gradual return of foreign travelers also encourage Canadians to take off?
Nous confirmons que la demande se porte bien, et que nous sentons clairement que l’envie de voyager est de retour
, indique la directrice au marketing et aux relations publiques d’Air Transat, Debbie Cabana.
The tour operator began at the end of July a gradual resumption of his operations.About twenty roads were offered in September;26 will be in October.
The risks of catching COVVI-19, the many screening tests that travelers and restrictions in travel insurance must be undergone are likely to retain people in the country for some time for some time.
Voyages CAA-Québec notes this concern among travelers in the face of the unpredictability of the health situation.An interest remains marked for 2022 and 2023, and even 2024.
We are not in the promotion of our trips, underlines the director with public affairs Nicolas Ryan, but in the support towards the trip.People are often reminded that the Canadian government still does not recommend leaving the country.
For the moment, holidaymakers tend to favor closed environments, such as cruises and all-inclusive packages in hot countries, where health measures can be set up.
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