Air Canada Q3 2026 net income falls 47% to CAD 139 million

By Public Technologies
  • Air Canada’s third-quarter 2026 net income attributable to shareholders fell 47% year over year to CAD 139 million.
  • Operating revenues climbed 21% year over year to a record CAD 6.98 billion, reflecting broad-based strength across its network and revenue streams.
  • Fuel expense jumped 75% year over year to CAD 2.12 billion, with prices 10 cents per litre above expectations.
  • Net cash flows from operating activities dropped 67% year over year to CAD 266 million.
  • Aeroplan transaction proceeds funded CAD 1.7 billion in debt repayments and an CAD 800 million substantial issuer bid.


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