This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how a majority of canadian passengers are choosing
to fly into the US first before continuing onto an international destination
The figure presented is titled International Departures. The figure is a representation of
the statistical data for Canadians bypassing home airports for US.
This image discusses how Canadians are bypassing their own countries airports for airports
in the US. The four US airports discussed are near the border, like Niagara Falls International,
which saw a 965% increase in departures in 2007-11. The entire image is a map of Canada-US.
This chart shows how Canadians are bypassing their home airports and catching flights in the
United States. It has data for Wellingham International, Grand Forest International, Niagara
Falls International, and Plattsburgh International.
The image depicts how Canadians are preferring to board US airlines as opposed to Canadian
airlines, due to cheaper costs. Numbers of Canadians appears to be increasing as a share of
passengers across multiple companies.
This slide shows how Canadians are traveling to the US to take departure flights since they
are much cheaper. Niagara Falls had the biggest change in departure passengers at 965%.
The figure presented to the left is titled International Departures. The figure is a representation
of the statistical research data for Canadians using US airlines.
This chart describes international departures. Specifically, Canadians are bypassing home
airports to board flights in the U.S. Different categories are represented by different colors.
This image shows or depicts in statistical pie and geographical format data concerning international
departures. Canadians are bypassing home airports to board flights in the U.S.
This image compares several Canadian airports to those in the United States. It also shows
how the prices of tickets in these Canadian airports are much higher.
This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how canadian travelers are eschewing international
flights from canadian airports in favor of flying out of US airports
This graph is illustrating the amount of Canadian travelers who are bypassing Canadian airports
to travel through US airports. The graph depicts cheaper flights through US airports.
This is a series of pie graphs showing international plane departures between the United States
and Canada. The information shows that in many parts of Canada, particularly around Niagra
Falls, many Canadians are crossing to the United States in order to take a departing flight.
