Summer schedule
Mar 2, 2005, 4:42 pm
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Summer schedule
I was just looking at some flight options for this summer and I was surprised at the number of flights AC is offering on some routes. YYZ-YYC is back to hourly service, YYZ-YVR is every 30 minutes during the morning peak and then hourly afterwards, and YYZ-YWG is up to 9 flights per day. I don't think we've seen frequencies like these since the summer after the big merger.
Mar 2, 2005, 10:16 pm
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and Summer deals!
$149 YYC-YYZ for example on AC or WS.
Western routes heavily discounted to $58/59 throughout the summer and into September but on WS only.
If you know you are going I would definitely buy these up as prices certainly won't go much lower and who knows how long Jetsgo will be around.
Western routes heavily discounted to $58/59 throughout the summer and into September but on WS only.
If you know you are going I would definitely buy these up as prices certainly won't go much lower and who knows how long Jetsgo will be around.
Mar 3, 2005, 3:14 pm
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There is certainly going to be no shortage of seats with CanJet entering the market, JetsGo and WestJet engaged in a battle for the so-called bottom feeders, and Air Canada trying to regain lost market share. At least until one of them gives up or goes bankrupt.
Mar 3, 2005, 4:42 pm
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Speaking as a bottom feeder, I vaguely resemble that comment.
Originally Posted by StuMcIlwain
There is certainly going to be no shortage of seats with CanJet entering the market, JetsGo and WestJet engaged in a battle for the so-called bottom feeders, and Air Canada trying to regain lost market share. At least until one of them gives up or goes bankrupt.
