For those travelling for Thanksgiving, a boost in flight capacity is translating to more deals for air passengers. Here's what last-minute bookers should expect.
Despite some airlines collapsing or consolidating, Canadians air passengers can expect more seats and even some deals heading into the
While Air Canada, Air Transat, Flair and WestJet are all expected to see low-single-digit increases in seat capacity, the bulk of the improvements will come from Porter Airlines, with a jump of 37 per cent year-over-year.“Most notably, Porter has been expanding aggressively, not just across Canada, but North America,” says Amra Durakovic, head of communications for Flight Centre Travel Group.
“If you see a really cheap fare and then you start adding on, ‘I have to pay this much for a seat and this much for a checked bag and this much for carry on,’ at the end of the day, it goes up a lot,” she says.Couple seriously injured in Uber can’t sue due to Uber Eats order, court rules Those flying from Toronto to Vancouver can get a round-trip ticket for $500 from the likes of Air Canada and WestJet, she says, but those willing to depart on the Saturday before Thanksgiving could scoop airfare around $200 on Porter with a Monday return.
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