Discount carrier Flair Airlines is allowed to keep its licence after the Canadian Transportation Agency concluded on Wednesday the company 'is Canadian.'
Discount carrier Flair Airlines is allowed to keep its licence after the Canadian Transportation Agency concluded on Wednesday the company "is Canadian."
The CTA said on Wednesday that Flair "addressed the concerns raised in its preliminary determination." According to Flair's CEO, the company is incorporated in B.C. and 58 per cent of voting shares are owned by Canadians. In the spring, Stephen Jones said Flair's unanimous shareholders agreement did not show Canadian control "explicitly enough."
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