Check this out: Canadians pay on average $428 more per passenger to fly than Americans, thanks largely to taxes, airport fees, etc. No wonder the airport in Bellingham is serving 1 million Canadians per year. Now a Vancouver-based company, Canada Jetlines, wants to start Canadas first ultra-low cost carrier, offering tickets up to 40% less than competitors. The catch--its a la carte service, meaning extra charges for food, water, insurance, advance booking--and luggage, even carry-on. Would you be willing to pay for the extras in order to fly on the cheap?
Posted on: Fri, 04 Jul 2014 22:05:56 +0000
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