Post-2003 passenger record
None
no positive passenger traffic in the comparable series
Melbourne to Toronto
Canada · 125 months of data from Apr 1991
No positive passenger traffic is recorded for this city pair in the comparable series from January 2003 onward. Earlier passenger figures used a different method: a pairing could appear even when passengers changed flights along the way, so those records do not by themselves prove that Melbourne–Toronto was a bookable service in its own right.
Years of data
10
Apr 1991 – Aug 2002
Busiest month
1,847
Jan 2002
Traffic: to May 2026
No positive passenger traffic is recorded between Melbourne and Toronto in the comparable series from January 2003 onward. Across roughly 10 years of available records, the highest monthly passenger figure was 1,847, in Jan 2002.
The route
Distances are true from Melbourne; the ring marks the distance to Toronto.
Passengers, 1991 to 2002
To Aug 2002 · Marks show industry events
When is this route busiest?
Average passengers by calendar month over the last ten years, relative to the annual average.
Freight
Tonnes of air freight carried on this route — a dimension the domestic data does not have at all.
To Aug 2002
The route in numbers
| Busiest month on record | 1,847 · Jan 2002 |
| Data coverage | Apr 1991 – Aug 2002 (125 months) |
| Freight, 12 months to Aug 2002 | 929 tonnes |
| Destination region | Canada |
No punctuality data is published for international services, so there are no cancellation or on-time figures on this page. That series covers domestic routes only.