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‘Intensely competitive’ winter ahead for airlines serving sun destinations – Financial Post

December 1, 2015

‘Intensely competitive’ winter ahead for airlines serving sun destinations – Financial Post
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Financial Post

'Intensely competitive' winter ahead for airlines serving sun destinations
Financial Post
... National Bank to lower their price targets for WestJet Airlines Ltd. and Transat AT Inc. The bank's analysis of the sun destination leisure market found that total capacity from Canada is up 8.8 per cent this winter, with large increases in the ...

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‘Intensely competitive’ winter ahead for airlines serving sun destinations – Financial Post

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