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2. Flair Airlines - Wikipedia

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   A former Flair Air Boeing 737-400 in the pre-2017 livery. Flair began adding Boeing 737-400s to its fleet in 2008 to replace the 727-200s. The airline continued to add these aircraft until delivery of a fifth aircraft in 2015. In January 2014, Flair acquired a VIP Embraer ERJ-175 and a VIP Dornier Do-328. Both were retired in September 2016.

3. Flair Airlines continues expansion with new routes to the U.S.

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4. List of defunct airlines of Canada - Wikipedia

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   Ottawa Yellowknife Iqaluit: 1973 - 2019 Merged into Canadian North 1 November 2019 [166] First Nations Transportation: Gimli: 2003 - 2009 Flair Air: F8: FLE: Edmonton: 2005 – 2017 Acquired NewLeaf Airways and renamed Flair Airlines Operated 727-200, 737-400 [167] FlyToo: Calgary: 2017 – Never started [168] Forest Industries Flying Tankers ...

5. Porter Airlines - Wikipedia

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   Halifax is a scissor hub for passengers flying between St. John's and Toronto/Montreal/Ottawa. After introducing Embraer E195-E2 jet aircraft into its fleet in 2023, Porter added service to central and western Canada (Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria and Winnipeg), added new routes from Ottawa and added Toronto Pearson as one of its hubs.

6. Avelo Airlines will end service to Las Vegas in December ...

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   For a brief time in 2004, Allegiant Air offered flights to Las Vegas out of Redding, but it abruptly ended the service after five months. Allegiant received a $115,000 subsidy package from the ...

7. WestJet - Wikipedia

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   WestJet provides the most Canadian flights to Cancún, Puerto Vallarta, Las Vegas and Orlando, offering non-stop routes (some of them seasonal) from twelve Canadian cities to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta, nine to Las Vegas and eleven to Orlando. Since 2008, WestJet is the largest international carrier, by volume of passengers, flying into Las Vegas.