Air Canada Performance in Statistics | OAG

In 2024, Air Canada increased its capacity by 4% compared to 2023 as it gradually rebuilt its network. However, the airline's capacity remained 13% below 2019 levels, with some notable adjustments to its network.
Capacity in the Asian market dropped by 23% since 2019, and although the Middle East market is a smaller segment, its capacity decreased by nearly 24%. Some of the reduced flights to those markets recovered by expanding back into Europe, but in 2024 86% of the airline's capacity was focused on the North American market.
Air Canada held around a 50% market share of capacity at Toronto Pearson (YYZ), Montreal (YUL), and Vancouver (YVR), with YYZ as its main hub, where over one-third of passengers were connecting.
Air Canada’s domestic airfares remained stable at US$694 (same as 2023), due to limited competition and due to increased competition international airfares fell to US$949 from US$1,104 in 2023.