Trump Tariffed Everything. He Never Looked Up: Canada Runs the Atlantic Sky

Trump’s tariff war targets goods crossing the border—but America’s skies tell a very different story. A huge share of North Atlantic airspace used by U.S. flights to Europe is managed by Canada through NAV CANADA and the Gander control center. The story goes back to 9/11, when Canada helped handle hundreds of diverted transatlantic flights after U.S. airspace closed. From aviation routes to infrastructure, decades of cooperation have created deep dependencies between the two countries. This video explores why Canada’s control of Atlantic airspace matters—and why you can’t simply put a tariff on the sky. Watch the full story to understand the hidden Canadian system operating above America’s trade war.