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Air Canada’s low cost subsidiary runs into pilot turbulence

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Does Air Canada need a low cost subsidiary? Or will a blood transfusion do? Yesterday, the flag carrier's pilots' union effectively dumped its leader, declaring war on management's recent proposal to establish a low cost subsidiary. That Air Canada needs something dramatic to make it sustainable is as obvious as the maple leaf on the national flag. So this could be a seminal few weeks for the carrier.

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