Domestic leisure travel expected to pick up in summer, business travel in the fall
Air Canada is seeing an improvement in demand for air travel and fewer cancellations, Chief Financial Officer Michael Rousseau said at an online conference hosted by Wolfe Research. Rousseau said he expects domestic leisure and business travel to pick up in summer and in fall, respectively.
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