Air Canada is seeing improved domestic bookings, but expects international flights to only pick up if governments relax travel restrictions introduced to curb the spread of coronavirus, the airline's chief financial officer said on Tuesday.
) is seeing improved domestic bookings, but expects international flights to only pick up if governments relax travel restrictions introduced to curb the spread of coronavirus, the airline’s chief financial officer said on Tuesday.
Canada’s largest carrier, along with tourism groups, have asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government to relax restrictions, like requirements for a 14-day quarantine. Nevertheless, he sees green shoots among domestic leisure flights, which are coming back first. He hopes business travel returns after the summer as corporate clients return to their offices.
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