Air Canada posts strong 2Q results on MAX capacity replacement plans

July 30, 2019
Credit: Sean Broderick/AWST
Air Canada shook off the absence of its Boeing 737 MAXs to post record second-quarter revenue and boost capacity.But the Montreal-based carrier faces an even more challenging peak summer period as third-quarter capacity will decline for the first time in a decade.Air Canada reported second-quarter...

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