Air Canada’s slow descent
It is the country’s biggest and most dysfunctional airline, at war with its unions, losing money and protected by Ottawa. There may be only one way out.
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The end of airfares that were always too good to be true
Just as there’s no such thing as a free lunch, everybody knows you can’t fly anywhere for $49, despite the tricky ads promising...
Who’s going to pay for fuel efficient planes?
Why are some airlines shelling out tens of billions of dollars to scoop up the latest state-of-the-art planes?
Why Ryanair’s low-cost, high-fee model may be the future
The company is loved, loathed and hugely successful in Europe
Air Canada’s plan to shake things up by launching yet another discount airline
Can it learn from past mistakes?
U.S. airlines raked in $2.5 billion in baggage fees in 2010
Air Canada and WestJet introduced new second-bag fees in November
Sky-high airfares
Airlines are booming again and that’s bad news for holiday fliers
First class secrets
Inside one airline’s quest to build the world’s most luxurious plane
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