USA Airlines & Military are no longer allowed to fly over Canadian Airspace✈️

@pets.lover574 BREAKING: Trump Faces Disaster as Canada Slashes Billions from US Flights 2026! BREAKING: Trump Faces Disaster as Canada Slashes Billions from US Flights 2026! For decades, U.S. airlines relied on Canadian airspace to access the fastest routes to Europe and Asia. Now, that advantage is under pressure—and the consequences could ripple across fuel costs, flight prices, delivery times, and global markets. In this deep-dive, we break down the strategy, the economic impact, and why this moment could reshape North American power dynamics. 📊 Inside this analysis: • How polar flight routes impact global aviation and shipping • Why Canada’s geography gives it strategic leverage • The real cost of longer flight paths for airlines and cargo companies • How supply chains could be affected in real time • What this means for ticket prices, shipping delays, and inflation • The growing tension between the U.S. and Canada • How global competitors could benefit from this shift #trumpnews #canadanewstoday #airlines#markcarney #donaldtrump #canada #canadanews #canadausa #usacanada #trumptariffs #usmca #northamerica #TradeWar #MarkCarney #NorthAmerica #BreakingNews #Economy #Geopolitics ♬ original sound - Pets Lover

Key reasons why U.S. flights use Canadian airspace include:

• Geographical and Economic Efficiency: For many flights between the U.S. East Coast/Midwest and the West Coast, or flights going to Europe, traversing Canada is the shortest distance, saving time and fuel.
• Favorable Winds: Jet streams often make routing over Canadian airspace more fuel-efficient.
• Seamless Airspace Agreement: Under the Chicago Conventionand other international agreements, U.S. and Canadian airspace is integrated, allowing flights to pass through without landing, or even needing custom notification if not landing.
• Military Cooperation (NORAD): The North American Air Defence Command (NORAD) enables both nations to share airspace for defense, training, and intercepting threats, with U.S. military planes authorized to fly in Canadian airspace.