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Air Canada to launch discount subsidiary; US airline stocks bounce back

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Air Canada announced it plans to launch a new discount carrier as a competitive answer to low-cost domestic rivals such as WestJet, Air Transat and Sunwing Vacations. The carrier hopes to use a fleet of up to 50 A319s and B767s for its new LCC venture, which will operate to sun holiday destinations in Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe. The airline will not be used to replace mainland routes the Air Canada considers financially viable.

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