What does the CHRRF analyst rating change mean for investors?

The CHRRF analyst rating shows RBC maintained Outperform and raised its target to C$35. That signals analyst confidence in cash flow and returns. Investors should view it as positive sentiment, but assess valuation, company fundamentals, and risk before trading.

Did RBC change the Chorus Aviation price target and when?

Yes. On February 19, 2026 at 11:07 AM RBC maintained Outperform and raised the Chorus Aviation price target to C$35 from C$31, as reported by TheFly and reflected in a 7.01% intraday move.

How should I use the CHRRF analyst rating in my decisions?

Use the CHRRF analyst rating as one data point. Combine it with earnings results, cash-flow trends, and Meyka’s grade. Ratings show consensus views but do not replace personal research or risk management.

Where can I read the original analyst note and company transcript?

The RBC note summary was published on TheFly and the company’s Q4 2025 earnings transcript is on Seeking Alpha. Refer to those sources for the primary commentary and models.

Analyst Ratings

RBC Maintains Outperform for Chorus Aviation Inc. (CHRRF), PT C$35 Feb 2026

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 20, 2026February 20, 2026

On February 19, 2026 RBC Capital maintained an Outperform rating on Chorus Aviation Inc. (CHRRF) and raised its price target to C$35 from C$31. The CHRRF analyst rating update signals continued confidence from a major Canadian bank and follows stronger free cash flow commentary in recent company filings. The move accompanied a 7.01% rally, equal to $1.11, on the day of the note. We break down what the maintained Outperform and higher price target mean for investors, how this fits into recent coverage, and the near-term catalysts to watch.