Flying to and within Canada has become increasingly expensive due to surging global jet fuel prices, reinstated airline fuel surcharges, constrained airline competition, and rising operational airport fees. Furthermore, ongoing international airspace restrictions and geopolitical conflicts have forced carriers to alter traditional flight paths, resulting in longer routing distances, increased burn times, and reduced direct flight frequencies. These compounding macroeconomic pressures keep airline ticket prices elevated across major domestic and international corridors.
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