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Monday, July 26, 2021

Air Canada Cargo achieves $358 million revenue; reports Q2 2021

Air Canada Cargo achieves $358 million revenue; reports Q2 2021



Air Canada Cargo, the cargo division of Air Canada announces their quarterly results. They believe this quarter has seen their best performance ever. 

Canada’s largest airline and the flag carrier’s, Air Canada Cargo, achieved a record $358 million in revenue. This represents an increase of $89 million, or 33 percent compared to the same quarter in 2020.

The second quarter results were recently announced and the highlight of the financial numbers for the North American carrier was the cargo revenue.

“We’re tremendously proud of the strongest quarterly results Air Canada Cargo has ever seen, which are a testament to our continued efforts to maintain stable and consistent capacity flows for our customers across the globe through cargo-only flying,” said Matthieu Casey, senior director, cargo global sales and revenue optimization at Air Canada.