Appendix I: Factors influencing the data
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Significant winter storms struck eastern Canada and the Maritime provinces in December 2012 forcing numerous flight cancellations and delays.
Hurricane Sandy struck the northeastern United States and eastern Canada in October 2012 forcing numerous flight cancellations.
In June 2012, Porter Airlines commenced summer service to Mont Tremblant, with four weekly flights between Toronto/Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Mont Tremblant International Airport.
Starting in May 2012, WestJet launched a new non-stop seasonal service between Toronto/Lester B. Pearson International and Aruba, Netherlands Antilles. The airline also introduced daily non-stop flights to Chicago from both Calgary International and Vancouver International as well as from Vancouver International to Whitehorse International.
Beginning in April 2012, Porter Airlines increased weekday roundtrip flights from six to seven between Toronto/Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Boston’s Logan International Airport.
In April 2012, Air Canada cancelled approximately 75 flights at Toronto/Lester B. Pearson International Airport due to a one day work action by the airline’s pilots.
In March 2012, Air Canada experienced some delays and cancellations of flights departing Toronto/Lester B. Pearson International and Montreal/Pierre Elliot Trudeau International. This was due to a one day work action by Air Canada ground handling employees.
In January 2012, Porter Airlines started service from Toronto/Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to Timmins, Ontario.
Beginning in December 2011, Porter Airlines added a new seasonal service from Toronto/Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to Burlington, Vermont.
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