Jetlines, Canada's new upstart, takes a huge bet that it can execute the ULCC model CAPA > Aviation Analysis > Jetlines, Canada's new upstart, takes a huge bet that it can execute the ULCC model 4th December, 2013 inShare. © CAPA Some intrigue is surfacing around a new ultra low-cost airline that ai...

I'd be interesteed if anyone has heard anything about the possible conversion of CanJet and/or EnerJet into 737-800 LCCs in 2014 - also about a possible YVR based LCC start up in 2014.

Bob's Obituary from the Belvedere Funderal Home in Charlottetown is pasted below. The web address is www.belvederefh.com and there is an On Line Condolence Book. Bob was a Prince of a man - the like of whom we encounter all to infrequently. My post (on an earlier Topic) was as follows: Very sad news...

Very sad news - I spoke with him a month ago after hearing of his illness and despite the prognosis he maintained a resolutely cheerful and optimistic outlook. He was looking forward to an eye activated computer to go with his speech machine - and he regaled me with memories of good times long past....

Canadian pilots hopeful new job grant will keep airlines from having to hire foreigners Pilots are now cautiously optimistic the new federal budget measures will resolve their long-running complaint that companies like Sunwing and Canjet shouldn't be allowed to hire European pilots for the busy sun ...

Deal with Transat CanJet’s first priority, while it eyes flying solo Scott Deveau | 13/03/19 | Last Updated: 13/03/19 10:09 AM ET The president of CanJet Airlines says the first priority for his carrier is to hammer out a new long-term deal with Transat A.T. But failing that, the Halifax-based chart...

Any concrete news out there ? CanJet takes first step to resuming airline operations Scott Deveau | 13/03/15 6:38 PM ET CanJet Airlines appears to be once again laying the groundwork for a scheduled service, this time between Canada and Europe and to several sun destinations. The Halifax-based chart...

Anyone have any idea what's cooking ? CanJet takes first step to resuming airline operations Scott Deveau | 13/03/15 6:38 PM ET CanJet Airlines appears to be once again laying the groundwork for a scheduled service, this time between Canada and Europe and to several sun destinations. The Halifax-bas...

Any further info out there ? Meanwhile, Transat has hired external advisers to help study whether to add narrow-body aircraft to its own fleet or continue to subcontract to Nova Scotia-based Canjet or another operator. A decision is expected within weeks, a year before the deal with Canjet expires A...

Any further info out there ? Meanwhile, Transat has hired external advisers to help study whether to add narrow-body aircraft to its own fleet or continue to subcontract to Nova Scotia-based Canjet or another operator. A decision is expected within weeks, a year before the deal with Canjet expires A...

The mechanics held a ballot in YYZ and YUL three weeks ago - don't know whether it was an authorisation vote or a vote on a concrete proposal like the F/As - and never heard the result.

Any idea of the position taken by the Pilots and Mechanics? Air Transat flight attendants accept the measures requested by the company MONTREAL, March 10, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - The union representing Air Transat flight attendants announced that its members have agreed to the company's proposed cost re...

Any news on the position taken by the Pilots and Mechanics? Air Transat flight attendants accept the measures requested by the company MONTREAL, March 10, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - The union representing Air Transat flight attendants announced that its members have agreed to the company's proposed cost re...

Transat A.T. is losing money and the Executive bonuses were not paid for the second year in a row. Graham was quoted as saying that bringing the narrow body flying in house would save $ 20 million a year of the $ 50 million target savings. The proposal is probably to do the flying and maintenance at...

What Gilles says makes sense. However, the media reports in January which focused mostly on executive bonus cuts did say that there was a one year notice period on the five year contract which expires at the end of March 2014 - so I guess Transat have to give CanJet a formal decision by then - and I...

Well - at least now we know - or rather don't know because you won't tell us anyting other than you 'know' and 'won't tell'.
That leaves us with just a few more things to worry about - as if we didn't have enough already.

Quote: -Transat has cancelled its agreement with CanJet for narrow body flying after 13/14 -CanJet is considering launching domestic ops -EnerJet is considering launching domestic ops [/b] We are all ears : You say EnerJet is fact. What is the source ? You say CanJet is roumour. Same question. You ...

Here's the State of the Industry: -AC continues to add widebody (777/787) aircraft -WS continues to add narrowbody (737) aircraft -Encore is launching in June and will add 45 planes over the next 7 years. -Rouge is launching in June and will add up to 50 planes (which will be transferred from AC) -...

Does anyone have any news on the status of the renewal by Transat of the five year
CanJet narrow body contract that expires at the end of February next year.
The press seemed to say that the renewal required notice by the end of February this year.

Any news out there on the IAM vote at YYZ & YUL this week on concessions to let TS operate its own narrow bodies ?

Any news on the IAM Votes in YYZ & YUL on the concessions to handle the single aisles?