American airlines have started eliminating chairs for the United States also in April, the top tourism time between the two countries, the New York Times reported, stating that the aircraft industry is telling under the temperature between the US-Canada business battle. The United States even has a set of new guidelines for Indians travelling to the state, plus Canada is boycotting US issues as President Donald Trump wants Canada to become its 51st position. There is no standard telephone to ban US destinations this year but there is less need.
The cuts range from 7 percentage by Air Canada to 25 percent by Flair Airlines, a cheap flight, according to Physical Approach Analysis, an aircraft research firm, NYT reported.
A French travel agency told the store that they are now changing their airfare deals. They have completely stopped promoting US locations as they are receiving intense backlash for that. The emphasis is now more on destinations in Europe.
Air Canada told NYT that it would be reducing some U. S. planes to warmer destinations “to indicate business demand. OAG Aviation Worldwide Limited, an analytics firm based in the United Kingdom, said improve bookings for routes between Canada and the United States from April through October are down by approximately 70 per share, compared with the same time span last time, the report said.
Canadian residents took about 586,000 trips to the United States in February, a 13 percent drop from the same month last year, according to Canada’s national census agency. In a recent report, it also found that the number of car trips across the border in February fell to 1. 2 million from about 1. 5 million in February 2024, the report added.
US airlines are also reducing the frequency of routes to Canada because of the big drop in Canadian traffic into the US. United Airlines canceled a new daily route between Toronto and Los Angeles that it had planned to begin in May and said it would also reduce the frequency of other existing routes to Canada.
New US travel rules for Canada
Starting from April 11, Canadians who will be in the US for more than 30 days will have to register with the authorities. If they don’t, it could result in “penalties, fines and misdemeanors”
