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The speed they fly depends on the nature of their travel. If just cruising around looking for a place to land, typically up to 30 mph. When traveling long distances, they may fly as fast as 40 mph. If they are in a real hurry, they can increase their speed up to 60 mph. (Source: Joe Van Wormer, The World of the Canada Goose, J. B. Lippincott Company, 1968).
