CIVIL AVIATION MAY, Published by Authorily of. The Right Honourable C. D. Howe, Minister of Trade and Commerce
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1 , Historical Fil. Copy p1..'.. '... ft I., CIVIL AVIATION MAY, 1954 Published by Authorily of The Right Honourable C. D. Howe, Minister of Trade and Commerce DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS Public Finance and Transportation Division Tran3portation and Public Utilihea Section Price $1.50 per year Vol. 14, No. S EDMOND Cz.ouTzv, C.M.G.. O.A., DSP.. Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery. Ottawa
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3 CIVIL AVIATION MAY, 1954 Although the total revenue received by Canadian carriers for the performance of unit toll transportation services, in May, rose 7.8 per cent to $6,804,085 from $6, 311,872 in the previous May, the decrease in earnings received for bulk transportation services from $1,567,274 to $1,108,306, and other flying services from $379,836 to $172,320, resulted in a decline in total operating revenues to $8,307,339 from $8,534,458 In the corresponding month of 1953, a drop of $ or 2.7 per cent, the first In several years. Operating expenses, however, rose to $8,378,385 from $8,186,675, a gain of $191,710 or 2.3 per cent with the result that there was an operating loss of $71,046 as compared with an operating income of $347,783 in May, Passenger fares rose to $5,438,537 from $4,999,150 an advance of $439,387 or 8.8 per cant, freight revenue increased to $473,820 from $424,282 and excess baggage charges advanced to $55,155 from $51,733 while revenue received for the transport& tion of mail declined slightly to $836,573 from $836,707. All the expense accounts were higher than In the preceding May except aircraft operation and maintenance costs which were down to $4,640,549, a decrease of 2.1 per cent over the May, 1953 total of $4,739,667. Ground operation and maintenance expenses rose to $2, from $2,109, 916, traffic charges advanced to $999,299 from $881,815, general administration expenses increased to $483,196 from $416,464 and general taxes were up to $40,775 from $38,813. Both the scheduled and nonscheduled operators fared less well this May. The scheduled carriers reported an operating loss of $18,523 as compared with an operating Income of $265,658 a year earlier while the nonscheduled lines lost $52023 against a surplus of $82,125. The number of passengers flown in unit toll transportation services rose to 163, 695 from 152,295 in May, 1953 while passenger miles advanced to 83,158,176 from 75,. 272,648, a gain of 10.5 per cent, thus indicating a longer average Journey. Passengers carried in bulk services numbered 27,019, down from 30,029 in the previous May. The amount of goods carried in revenue unit toll transportation services totalled 3,089,680 lb.an increase of 298,393 lb.or 10.7 per cent over the May, 1953 total of 2,791,287 lb. But, as the weight of bulk cargoes declined to 49604,795 lb. from 5,491,146, the total amount of revenue goods carried decreased to 7, lb. from 8,282,433, a drop of 7.1 per cent. Goods ton miles performed in revenue unit toll services rose to 1,126,656 from 902,903. The volume of mail transported by air advanced to 1,741,649 lb. from 1,318,307, while mail ton miles increased to 648,474 from 496,948. The number of miles and hours flown In revenue unit toll transportation were both down from the previous May. The number of miles flown declined to 3,526,874 from 3,595,559 and the total flying time decreased to 19,615 hours from 19,837. Bulk transportation miles flown dropped to 1,310,050 miles from 1,623,937 while the number of hours logged totalled 11,037 as compared with 13,546.
4 GAL STATISTICS rag 1 May, 1954 Canadian Carrt.rs, to reign Carrier. Grand. Tear Doas,ttc Service. Trans Atlantic & Trans Atlantic & all to Scheduled fr3chedt1ed Border Pacific Bord.r Pacific 8.rvio s Date Services Service. Services Services Milep Flown Revenue Unit Toll Traneportation 2,606, , , ,969 3,526, ,305 79,289 3,723,468 17,257,952 Bulk Transportation 141,733 1,057, ,579 1,310, ,728 1,315,432 4,870,479 Revanus Mile. Flown 2,747,920 1,185, , ,548 4,836, ,959 84,017 5,038,900 22,128,431 Hours Flown Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 14,747 1,218 1,871 1,779 19, ,600 96,158 Bulk Transportation 975 9, , ,061 39,892 Other Flying S.rvic.e 19 6,024 6,043 6,043 21,247 revenue 15,741 16,873 1,871 2,210 36, , ,297 Nonrevenue , ,054 8,332 Hour. Flown 16,467 17,851 1,923 2,503 38, , ,629 Fuel Consu.ed Gasoline gals. 2,284, , , ,965 3,828,715 () 62,860 (3)479,218 4,370,793 19,662,411 Cost $ 775, ,548 83, ,339 1,264,533 24, ,307 1,603,241 6,346,172 Oil gal.. 31,871 4,930 4,5C77 11,351 52,659 () 457 (3) 4,489 57, ,682 Cost $ 30,685 6,636 3,292 10,371 50, ,635 53, ,512 Average No. of 31oployess 9,094 1,078 (2) , ,542 11,391 Salarie, and Wages $ 3,023, ,766 (2) 337,826 3,726,661 61,244 80,715 3,868,620 18,977,420 Average No, of Aircraft Owned (2) Not Not &SIUed 4 38 (2) 42 Applicable Applicable TOtal (2) latto of Kills Plova to Mile. Scheduled (1) 95.2 Not R.venue Passgsr Load Aplteabl. Factor Sokednl.d (1) Includes ails, flown on regular scheduled flights only. (3) Included in 3oedu1ed Doasetic 5.rvic... (3) Gasoline and oil taken on in Canada. (4) Revised
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5 TRkNoR?ATI0N SUTISTICS TA3LN 2 May, 1954 Canadian Carriaru foreign Carriers Grand Tear Doaestic Seryices Trans Atlantic & Trans Atlantic & all to Border Pacific Tot*]. Border Pacific Services Date Scheduled IonSchiuled Services Services Services ServiCe. (3) Pa.aengers Carried Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 126,244 3,449 29,011 4, ,695 36,619 4, , ,590 Bulk Transportation 3,251 22, , ,699 86,545 revenue 129,495 26,410 (1) 29,011 5, ,714 36,840 4, , ,135 Nonrevenue 4, ,030 5, ,731 28,405 Passengers Carried 133,646 26,626 29,550 6, ,650 37,384 4, ,796 1,016,540 Passenger Miles U.I. Transportation Revenue 58,459, ,753 9,658,648 14,636,767 83,158,176 1,810,963 2,376,241 Ionrevenue 2,919,813 1, ,979 1,370,458 4,476,526 38,498 73,349 87,345,380 4,588, ,295,485 18,760,897 Passenger Mile. 61,378, ,029 9,843,627 16,007,225 87,634,702 1,849,461 2,449,590 91,933, ,056,382 Goods Carried (lb.) Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 2,045,004 83, , ,813 3,089, , ,602 3,630,761 17,997,943 Bulk Transportation 242,330 4,362,465 4,604,795 4,604,795 22,824,259 revenue 2,287,334 4,445,849 (2) 817, ,813 7,694, , ,602 8,235,556 40,822,202 Nonrevenue 424,275 40,767 9,940 60, ,239 5,849 23, ,742 2,148,897 Goods Carried 2,711,609 4,486, , ,070 8,229, , ,256 8,800,298 42,971,099 Goods Ton Miles U.T. Transportation Revenue 705,159 10, , ,889 1,126,656 14,877 25,062 1,166,595 5,316,211 Nonrevenue 228, ,686 92, , , ,802 1,314,963 Goods Ton Miles 933,358 11, , ,968 1,449,469 15,257 29,671 1,494,397 6,631,174 Mail Carried (lb.) U.T. Transport. 1,607,063 22,607 55,538 56,441 1,741, ,490 44,010 1,908,149 9,768,338 Mail Ton Miles U.T. Transport. 540,505 1,857 10,269 95, ,674 3,199 5, ,345 3,186,417 (1) Includes 2,297 division interline passengers. (2) a 25,146 lb. division interline goods. (3) Revised.
6 RVk2UES AND EXP4SES TA 3 Nay, Canadian Carrier. Scheduled (1) Non&hjuied YeartoDate I $ $ Operating Revenue. Unit Toll Transportation Passengers 5,383,146 55,391 5,438,537 23,881,936 Nail 829,012 7, ,573 4,436,905 Goode 463,613 10, ,820 2,222,296 (ce.e Baggage 54, , ,945 Unit Toll Transportation 6,730,171 73,914 6,804,085 30,803,08 2 Bulk Transportation 436, ,936 1,108,306 4,574,722 Other Flying Service. 5, , , ,422 Flying Services 7,171, ,170 8,084,711 36,185,226 Nonflying Services 197,015 25, ,628 1,311,933 Operating Revenues 7,368, ,783 8,307,339 37,497,159 Operating Expenses Aircraft Operation and Naintenance 3,902, ,625 4,640,549 22,294,204 Ground Operation and }4alntenance 2,073, ,856 2,214,566 10,736,860 Traffic 974,937 24, ,299 4,573,097 General Adainlatration 396,523 86, ,196 2,420,271 General Taxes 38,985 1,790 40, ,887 Operating Fxpensee 7,387, ,306 8,378,385 40,215,319 Operating Incoa (or bee) Dr. 18,523 Dr. 52,523 Dr. 71,046 Dr. 2,718,160 Add Nonoperating Income 39,493 5,271 44, ,810 Gross Income 20,970 Dr. 47,252 Dr. 26,282 Dr. 2,384,350 Deduct Interest and Other Income Charges 38,293 12,100 50, ,403 Net Income before Income Taxes Dr. 17,323 Dr. 59,352 Dr. 76,675 Dr. 2,724,753 Deduct Provision for Income Taxes II 11 14,114 Net Income (or deficit) after Income Taxes Dr. 17,323 Dr. 59,363 Dr. 76,686 Dr. 2,738,867 Operating Ratio (1) Includes Canadian TransBorder, Atlantic and Pacific Services. Note: Revenues and Expenses for Foreign Carriers not available.
7 G1BAL STATISTICS CAJL&DLLJ SCK1=1D CARRIES DOMISTIC SWTICID TAJ 4 May, 1954 Canaf tan Central )artttas Queen Quebecair Trans Pacific lorthern Central Charlotte Inc Air Lines Airways Airways Airlines Air Lie.. Mile. Scheduled 451,950 8,944 44,774 20,969 () 26,903 1,942,676 2,494,216 2,662,761 Mile.. flown Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 477,029 24,255 50,277 63,335 24,903 1,966,388 2,606,187 2,646,089 Bulk Transportation 5,159 9,489 74,955 21,694 23,943 6, , ,382 revenue 482,188 33, ,232 85,029 48,846 1,972,881 2,747,920 3,066,471 lonrevenu. 12,499 3,193 2, , , ,828 Miles Ylown 494,687 36, ,998 85,479 49,126 2,072,210 2,866,437 3,211,299 Hour. flown Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 3, ,361 14,747 15,043 Bulk Transportation ,684 Oth.r flying Service revenue 3, ,397 15,741 17,753 Jonrevenue Hours flown 3, ,984 16,467 18,722 Puel Coniunod Gasoline gals. 315,465 11,188 86,320 38,027 26,846 1,806,623 2,284,469 2,286,269 Cost $ 132,490 4,775 30,328 12,929 9, , , ,605 Oil gal.. 4, ,757 31,871 30,046 Cost $ 6, ,624 30,685 30,974 Average No. of 11mployess 1, (3) 7,596 (2) 9,094 8,118 Salaries and Wage. $ 361,468 17,680 51,549 44,286 24,968 (3) 2,523,118 (a) 3,023,069 1(2) 2,644,985 Average Jo. of Aircraft Owned Leased 16 II 4 9 () 46 (2) (2) (3) 46 () 137 (3) 139 Ratio of Miles flown to Miles Scheduled (1) Revenue Passenger Load Pactor Scheduled 56.1 (4) (1) Includes au.s flown on regular.cheduled flight. only. (3) J.ti.ted. (2) Includes TransBorder Services. (4) Not available.
8 GAL STATIST! CS CAJADIAN CARRIMS May, 1954 TABLI 5 lohsqhl CA3RIIB$ DOMZSTIC S IRTIC IIS TA3LJ 6 ATLANTIC AND PACIfIC SIRTI CID Class 535 Cia.. 5 C 1 Class 'D' Carrier. Carrier. Carrier. May, 1953 T. C. A. c.p.a. tal Atlantic Pacific 1953 Services Services Mil.,Scheduled Jot Applicable 267, , ,52646yl',274 Mile. flown Be'vsnue Unit Toll Transportation 118,553 6,520 3, ,253 81,449 Bulk Transportation 764, ,256 74,346 1,057,738 1,090,043 reye1. 882, , ,185,991 1,171,492 Jonrevenue (2) (2) (2') (2) (2) Mile. flown Rour. flown Revenue Unit Toll Transportation 1, , Bulk Transportation 6,724 2, ,631 10,401 Other flying Services 4, ,066 6,024 8,718 revenue 11,954 3,151 1,768 16,873 19,850 lenreyenus ,313 Hour. flown 12,527 3,428 1,896 17,851 21,163 fuel Consumed Q..oltn. gals. 290,857 53,864 17, , ,644 Cost $ 125,605 24,372 7, , ,446 Oil gal.. 3, ,930 11,011 Cost $ 5,018 1, ,636 13,290 Average Jo. of Bmployses ,078 1,383 Salaries and Wages $ 300,966 53,720 11, , ,548 Average Jo. of Aircraft Owned Leased , , , ,251 3, , , , , , , ,659 62,635 6,959 69,594 19, , , , ,806 1, ,779 2, ,167 1,043 2,210 2, ,435 1,068 2,503 2, , , , , , , , ,767 6,867 4,484 11,351 9,425 5,572 4,799 10,371 9, , , , , Ratio of Miles flown to Nil.. Scheduled (1) Revenue Passenger Load factor Seheduled lot AppliC$blS (1) Includes ailes flown on regular scheduled flights only. (2) Not availabi..
9 T9AN0RTATION STATISTICS CAXADIAF SCH WULED Crs KzsTIc 33CRTIC AB TAK 7 May, 1954 Canadian Central Maritime Transeb.calr Pacific Northern Central Charlotte Canad.a Air Line. Airways Airway. Airline. Air Line. May, 1953 Passengers Carried Revenue Scheduled Originated Domestic Interline 15,811 1, , ,076 7,279 82,359 1, ,575 2, ,397 5,246 Toreign Interline 752 6,490 7,242 3,676 Division Interline 2,651 2,651 3,725 Nonscheduled ,120 2,013 1,890 Unit Toll Transportation 18, ,211 5,196 7,279 92, , ,934 Bulk Transportation , ,251 5,257 revenue 18, ,417 5,655 7,831 93, , ,191 Nonrevenue ,712 4,151 3,872 Passenger. Carried 18, ,521 5,758 7,842 96, , ,063 Passenger Miles Unit Toll Transportation Revenue 7,277,351 73, , ,079 Nonrevenue 144, ,252 17, , ,737,678 2,746,793 58,459,008 2,919,813 53,088,390 2,510,838 Passenger Miles 7,421,583 74, , , ,640 52,484,471 61,378,821 55,599,228 Goods Carried (lb.) Revenue Scheduled Originated 553,587 2,060 50,435 26,442 40,932 1,117,694 1,791,150 1,496,727 Domestic Interline 1,276 3, ,309 7,531 J'oreign Interline 378 2,735 3,113 2,332 Division Interline 164, , ,195 Nonscheduled 8,712 56,414 2,554 13,626 81, ,118 Unit Toll Transportation 563,953 58,474 56,666 40,068 40,932 1,284,911 2,045,004 1,834,903 3ulk Transportation 35, ,109 1,001 55, ,330 1,485,617 revenue 563,953 93, ,775 61,069 96,060 1,284,911 2,287,334 Nonrevenue 42, , , ,275 3,320, ,477 Goods Carried 606,745 93, ,775 44,991 96,060 1,662,346 2,711,609 3,671,997 Goods Ton Miles Unit Toll Transportation Revenue 106,000 2,792 13,246 3, , , ,882 Nonrevenue 12, , , ,212 Good. Ton Miles 118,669 2,802 13,246 3, , , ,094 Mail Carried (lb.) Unit Toll Transportation 235,655 34,524 51,479 11,566 14,598 1,259,241 1,607,063 1,190,729 Mail Ton Miles Unit Toll Transportation 49,407 1,837 4,295 1, , , ,815 Available Seat Miles Scheduled 12,450,674 (1) 1,041, , ,200 69,924,445 84,768,172 84,825,325 Available Ton Miles Scheduled 1, ,918 81,586 68,812 9,006,176 10,808,901 11,473,080 (1) Not available.
10 TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS TABLN 8 NoNSCB!DUL CABRIXRS DOMTIC 5VICNS TABLI 9 ATLANTIC AND PACIPIC SIREVI CIS Class 'B 5 Class 'C 5 Class 'D' Carriers Carriers Carriers May, 1953 Passengers Carried Revenue Scheduled Originated Domestic Interline loroign Interline Division Interline Non3cheduled 2, ,449 1,435 Unit Toll Transportation 2, ,449 1,635 Bulk Transportation 15,999 5,344 1,618 22,961 23,866 revenue 18,983 5,630 1,797 26,410 25,301 Nonrevenue Passenger. Carried 19,123 5,677 1,826 26,626 25,430 P..senger Miles U.T. Transportation Revenue 370,450 14,508 18, , ,716 Nonrevenue 1, , Passenger Miles 371,685 14,549 18, , ,353 Goods Carried (lb.) Revenue Scheduled Originated Doae.tic Interline loretgn Interline Division Interline Nonscheduled 82, , ,109 Unit Toll Transportation 82, , ,109 Bulk Transportation 3,641, , ,083 6,362,465 4,005,529 revenue 3,724, , ,083 4,445,849 4,120,638 Nonrevenue 34,887 4,150 1,730 40,767 18,604 Goods Carried 3,759, , ,813 4,486,616 4,139,242 Goods Ton Mile. U.T. Transportation Revenue 10, ,392 12,642 Nonrevenue Goods Ton Miles 11, ,241 12,751 Mall Carried (lbs) U.T. Transportation 21,133 1,474 22,607 39,758 Mall Ton Mile U.T. Transportation 1, ,857 5,366 T.C.A. C.P.A. Atlantic Pacific May, 1953 Services Services 3, ,723 4, ,960 1,031 4,991 4, ,994 1,804 5,798 5, , ,986 1,842 6,828 5,922 9,273,945 5,362,822 14,636,767 12,373,663 1,230, ,395 1,370, ,756 10,504,008 5,503,217 16,007,225 13,182, ,685 11, , ,420 7,037 7,037 1, , , , ,081 20, , , ,081 20, , ,443 50,771 9,486 60,257 29, , , , ,584 69, , ,894 65,924 26,155 92,079 43, ,508 95, , ,066 40,420 16,021 56,441 42,792 62,084 33,759 95,843 71,472 Available Seat Miles Scheduled Available Ton Miles Scheduled N o t Applicable 12,373,950 12,105,808 24,479,758 19,898,413 1,776,621 1,157,160 2,933,781 2,879,644
11 REVENUES AND EXPENSIS C_ANADIAZ4 SCHEDULED CABI2S TABLE 1 May C&nadian Central Maritise Queen Trans.. 4ueeca b i r Pacific Northern Central Charlotte 1953 Air LineL) Airways Airways Airlines Air Lifl2) I I $ $ $ $ $ Operating Revenues Unit Toll Transportation Passengers 924,512 9,137 29,922 84,285 43,379 4,291,911 5,383,146 4,975,077 Mail 169,136 4,093 14,472 2, , , ,800 Goods 99,174 3,004 5,494 4,365 1, , , ,552 Excess Baggage 15, ,463 1,361 34,457 54,400 51,106 Unit Toll Transportation 1,208,769 16,553 50,741 93,086 47,253 5,313,769 6,730,171 6,254,533 Bulk Transportation 303,952 6,164 79,732 8,036 18,011 20, , ,355 Other Flying Services 5,000 5,000 5,275 Flying Services 1,512,721 22, , ,122 65,264 5,334,244 7,171,541 7,037,163 Nonflying Services 10,086 1,556 7,514 1, , , ,515 Operating Revenues 1,522,807 24, , ,458 66,182 5,509,849 7,368,556 7,181,678 Operating Expenses Aircraft Operation and Maintenance 884,339 26, ,485 62,913 41,809 2,780,685 3,902,924 3,819,251 Ground Operation and Maintenance 281,866 9,634 19,366 13,623 17,405 1,731,836 2,073,710 1,888,015 Traffic 146, ,247 11,390 5, , , ,481 General Adainistrarion 79,082 4,417 9,597 9,056 6, , , ,541 General Taxes 5, ,223 30,691 38,985 33,732 sb Operating Expenses 1,397,603 42, ,250 97,296 71,906 5,636,570 7,387,079 6,916,020 Operating Income (or loss) 125,204 Dr. 18,181 1,737 5,162 Dr. 5,724 Dr. 126,721 Dr. 18, ,658 Add Nonoperating Income 25,090 14,403 39,693 61,069 Gross Income 150,294 Dr ,737 5,162 Dr. 5,724 Dr. 112,318 20, ,727 Deduct Interest and Other Income Charges ,004 32,916 38,293 58,648 Net Income before Income Taxes 149,960 Dr , Dr. 5,724 Dr. 145,234 Dr. 17, ,079 Deduct Provision for Income Taxes 142,698 Net Income (or deficit) after Income Taxes 149,960 Dr. 18,181 1, Dr. 5,724 Dr. 145,234 Dr. 17, ,381 Operating Ratio (1) C.P.A. consolidated financial statement, includes; Domestic and Pacific Services. (2) T.C.A. consolidated financial statement, includes: Domestic, TransBorder and Atlantic Services.
12 STTlSTICS CANfl REV2UES AD JNS& May, 1954 TAliLE I. NONSCHEDULED CARRIi5 DOMESTIC 31~RVICLS Class "B" Class "C" Carriers Carriers May, 1953 $ $ $ 8 Operating Revenues Unit ToU Transportation Passengers 52,796 2,595 55,391 24,073 Mail 6, ,561 15,907 Goods 10, ,207 16,730 1cesa Baggage Unit. Toll Transportation 70,500 3,414 73,914 57,339 Bulk Transportation 564, , , ,919 Other Flying Services 135,627 31, , ,561 Flying Services 771, , ,170 1,221,819 Nonflying Services 26,334 Dr , ,961 Operating Revenues 797, , ,783 1,352,780 I. 0 Operating Expenses Aircraft Operation and Maintenance 617, , , ,416 Ground Operation and Maintenance 113,260 27, , ,901 Traffic 21,934 2,428 24, General Adisinistration 64,769 21,904 86,673 96,923 General Taxae 2,836 Cr. 1,046 1,790 5,081 Operating kxpenaes 820, , ,306 1,270,655 Operating Income (or loss) Dr. 22,886 Dr. 29,637 Dr. 52,523 82,125 Add Nonoperating Income 741 4,530 5,271 Dr. 644 Gross InCOt&e Dr. 22,145 Dr. 25,107 Dr. 47,252 81,681 Deduct Interest and Other Inccae Charges 11, ,100 8,890 Net Incce before Incoa,e Taxes Dr. 33,855 Dr. 25,497 Dr. 59,352 72,791 Deduct Provision for Incoee Taxes fl Net Incce (or deficit) after Income Taxes Dr. 33,855 Dr. 25,508 Dr. 59,363 72,442 Operating Ratio
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