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Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico are forming a maintenance partnership in which
they will work on each other's planes and sell services to other carriers,
the companies announced Wednesday.

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Air Canada has just made its everyday low Tango fare even more affordable. With
the launch today of its GO Discount, available exclusively at www.aircanada.com,
Air Canada customers choosing Tango fares can save a further $10 (USD$8) each
way, or $20 (USD$16) round trip, if they travel light and don't change their
plans.

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he Coalition for Luggage Security, applauds Air Canada's newest discount for
travelers without luggage. Air Canada is reducing airfares for travelers that
exclude certain options while flying. Their Tango service and online booking
rewards customers by reducing airfares when they do not check-in luggage.

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Discount air carrier WestJet Airlines Inc. (TSX: WJA) announced a record first-quarter profit Thursday despite skyrocketing fuel prices, but higher airfares are inevitable, says the airline's CEO.

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The Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA) would like to congratulate
the Canadian government for signing the Open Skies agreement with the UK.

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Southwest Airlines has joined the world of bloggers, launching its own online
diary in which employees will write about their jobs and the travel industry.

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Bearskin Airlines announced yesterday the activation of Interline E-Ticketing
(IET) with Air Canada.

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he governments of Canada and Britain have signed an open skies air transport
agreement that is designed to ease air travel between the two countries and
Europe.

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WestJet (TSX:WJA) commented today on the federal government's announcement that
it has completed a new Open Skies agreement with the United Kingdom.

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Even the owner of a travel agency knows firsthand the feeling of missing-luggage
anxiety.

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WestJet Airlines (TSX: WJA) said Wednesday it will not increase ticket prices
to cover soaring jet-fuel costs, despite a boost by rival Air Canada.

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Air Canada is raising its ticket prices between $6 and $10 per flight to compensate
for rising fuel prices, the airline said yesterday.

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WestJet has just purchased a security suite designed to help the airline sift
through a morass of application log files to get to the data that actually
matters.

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Travelers in search of predictability and savings should look at discount airline WestJet's new Travel Pass.

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