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Canadian and Mexican airlines brace for the latest round of US tariff threats

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During the past few weeks, looming threats by the US of tariffs on goods in two of the country's most important air travel markets - Canada and Mexico - have already resulted in some airlines working to de-risk their operations from the potential economic unrest.

Now the administration of President Trump has once again delivered a firm date of 4-Mar-2025 for tariffs to begin.

It is yet to be revealed whether charges will ultimately take effect, or remain a negotiating tactic by the US, but either outcome could impact air travel demand in those key markets.

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