US Airways and Air Canada Code Share?
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US Airways and Air Canada Code Share?
Is US Airways going to start code sharing on the Western routes anytime soon? Routes such as LAS - YVR/YYC/YEG PHX - YVR/YYC/YEG ?
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Originally Posted by FlyB
Is US Airways going to start code sharing on the Western routes anytime soon? Routes such as LAS - YVR/YYC/YEG PHX - YVR/YYC/YEG ?
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Who is handling there systems now in Canada?
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Interesting question. The short answer is "Who knows?"
The longer answer is "Maybe." As many will remember, Air Canada (ACE, technically) invested $75 million is the merger. This bought them two things: 1 - all the outsourced heavy aircraft maintenance and 2 - "dibs" on any expanded Express service between Canada and the U.S. with AC's Jazz division as long as they weren't underbid.
Just food for thought....
Jim
The longer answer is "Maybe." As many will remember, Air Canada (ACE, technically) invested $75 million is the merger. This bought them two things: 1 - all the outsourced heavy aircraft maintenance and 2 - "dibs" on any expanded Express service between Canada and the U.S. with AC's Jazz division as long as they weren't underbid.
Just food for thought....
Jim
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Originally Posted by FlyB
Who is handling there systems now in Canada?
I am on the AC LAS-YYZ red eye in October confirmed F award ticket. Will have to see how AC compares to HP.
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Originally Posted by FlyB
Who is handling there systems now in Canada?
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Originally Posted by BoeingBoy
Interesting question. The short answer is "Who knows?"
The longer answer is "Maybe." As many will remember, Air Canada (ACE, technically) invested $75 million is the merger. This bought them two things: 1 - all the outsourced heavy aircraft maintenance and 2 - "dibs" on any expanded Express service between Canada and the U.S. with AC's Jazz division as long as they weren't underbid.
Just food for thought....
Jim
The longer answer is "Maybe." As many will remember, Air Canada (ACE, technically) invested $75 million is the merger. This bought them two things: 1 - all the outsourced heavy aircraft maintenance and 2 - "dibs" on any expanded Express service between Canada and the U.S. with AC's Jazz division as long as they weren't underbid.
Just food for thought....
Jim