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Transportation in Canada 2002
Table of Contents
Report Highlights
1. Introduction
2. Transportation and the Economy
3. Government Spending on Transportation
4. Transportation Safety and Security
5. Transportation and the Environment
6. Rail Transportation
7. Road Transportation
8. Marine Transportation
9. Air Transportation
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TABLE A9-18: CHANGES TO INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULED AIR SERVICES IN 2001 (MINIMUM 25 DAILY SEATS)
New Services    
Service Airline Frequency
Montreal-Vienna Austrian Airlines 2 weekly
Toronto-Amsterdam Air Canada Seasonal
Toronto-Madrid Air Canada 5 weekly
Toronto-Milan1 Alitalia 5 weekly
Toronto-Rome1 Air Canada Daily
Toronto-Shannon/Dublin Air Canada Seasonal
Vancouver-Mexico City

 Mexicana

 5 weekly
Discontinued Services    
Service Airline Frequency
Montreal-Havana/San Salvador/ San Jose TACA/LACSA 3 weekly
Toronto-Buenos Aires via Sao Paulo Air Canada 6 weekly
Toronto-Honolulu-Melbourne Air Canada 3 weekly
Toronto-Zurich2 Air Canada Daily
Vancouver-Taipei1 Air Canada Daily
  1. Air Canada and Alitalia had shared Canada-Italy routes on a seasonal basis with Alitalia operating during the summer and Air Canada during the winter. The two airlines will now operate their own routes separately on a year-round basis.
  2. Air Canada expects to return to the Toronto-Zurich and Vancouver-Taipei markets in the summer of 2003.

Source: Official Airline Guides and airline timetables
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