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Air Canada, managing the fleet in pandemic times

I had the opportunity to speak with Air Canada Vice President Network Planning and alliances, Mr. Mark Galardo. He is

OWG is a new airlines but it has already signed an agreement with the tour operator Hola Sun. Nolinor Aviation

Nolinor announces a new airlines that will be named OWG. The new company will operate from Montreal-Trudeau and will offer

Air Transat plans to resume flights from July 23 if travel restrictions are lifted. The A321LR will be essential for

WestJet announced yesterday that it will cut 3,300 more positions in its organization to reduce operating costs. When we analyze

On June 23, I made a round trip from Montreal to Toronto with Air Canada. My main goal was to

Over the past 60 years, aviation has adopted two metrics to evaluate aircraft economic performance: cost per seat per available

The publication of our article about the discussions between Air Canada and Airbus raised a lot of interest. A person

On December 11, 2013, Air Canada announced that it had chosen the 737MAX over the A320neo. The firm order was