Canadian airline has U.S. tariffs-related flight deals

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If you are one of many Canadians who cancel flights to the United States amid the now-vibrant trade war, Flair Airlines has the “Tariffic Flight Shar” to rebook and its southern neighbors.

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Canada’s low-cost airlines will offer 25% one-way and round trip flights to any destination in Canada and from multiple hotspots in Mexico and the Caribbean.

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“Nothing beats this deal,” the airline wrote on a social promotion of sales.

Travel is not big – there is no power outage date from March 11 to June 12 – the two-day flash ended Wednesday at 11:59 pm PM

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In Canada, fly one-way from Vancouver to Edmonton for $36, or book a round trip from Toronto to Halifax for a round trip that costs $128. Prices do not include all additional charges that come with the booking – bag and seating fees and other optional fees.

Meanwhile, the Calgarians can jump to Cancun for $280 and return.

Flair rival Airtransat has an offer to promote domestic flights, but the discount rate is not pointed out.

Most other major Canadian airlines have various ongoing offers, but Wednesday night, the end of Porter Airlines Wednesday night, centered around tariffs or travel destinations outside American Airlines and West Jets.

In an email to the State Post, a Porter spokesman said there were no planned sales related to the tariffs.

“We are paying attention to the overall economic situation and are monitoring booking models. “We initially saw some softening of the US leisure market, but Canadians are still heading to the US”

They also point out that capacity is shifting to domestic routes this time of year.

A WestJet spokesman also noted: “The transition from the U.S. to other sun destinations, such as the Caribbean among travelers in Mexico and Canada.”

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“Airlines are still focused on knowing where people want to go and we will continue to fly where they need it,” they wrote via email.

“Mutual visits between Canada and the U.S. tourists are important to the tourism industry because it drives economic stimulus on both sides of the border.”

Airtransat has only two U.S. destinations – Fort Lauderdale, Florida and Orlando – when tariffs were first announced, demands were slightly shaken.

“Overall, we have observed softer demand compared to last year, but it has already understood,” the airline said in contact. “It’s too early to say where demand will be upgraded.”

National Post has contacted Air Canada to inquire about the ongoing Canadian U.S. trade war in the United States.

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