OTTAWA:Air Canada SVP of financial planning and analysis Amos Kazzaz stated (24-Jan-2018) more than 90% of the carrier’s growth was directed at US and international markets in 2017, as it increased international-to-international connecting traffic through major Canadian hubs. Mr Kazzaz noted its network diversification strategy lowers overall risk, with international and US routes now representing 68% of total passenger revenue. Air Canada expects its rate of capacity growth to steadily decline as its focus shifts from widebody growth to mainline narrow-body fleet replacement programmes.
Pakistan automobile sales climb 20pc in August as truck demand surges
KARACHI: Pakistan's automobile sector posted broad-based growth in August, with passenger car and pickup sales rising 20% year-over-year to 15,558...
