Flair's biggest nonstop routes are:
number 1 = YYC - YVR
number 2 = YYZ - YVR
number 3 = YEG - YVR
20.9% of the seats are out of YVR and 18.29% are out of YYZ.
Is YVR the hub?
Is YVR the hub?
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Re: Is YVR the hub?
That's a good question. My feeling is that YYZ is the hub, but YVR is a big base with a lot of flying. The longest no-stop route is probably YVR-YUL, at around 2000 nm each way. Some of the Mexico flights are close to that length. I don't have a clear picture of what planes are based where at any one time though so sorry I can't say more and be accurate. YYZ has the disadvantage of not being a 24 hour airport, so maybe edge to YVR?Little Star wrote: ↑Thu Mar 02, 2023 11:28 am Flair's biggest nonstop routes are:
number 1 = YYC - YVR
number 2 = YYZ - YVR
number 3 = YEG - YVR
20.9% of the seats are out of YVR and 18.29% are out of YYZ.
Is YVR the hub?
Re: Is YVR the hub?
Both airports are running 5 aircraft.
YYZ will likely have the edge long term due to its more central location in the country geographically, location fo our training facilities and office
YYZ will likely have the edge long term due to its more central location in the country geographically, location fo our training facilities and office
