22-May-2009 5:00 PM
Plotting a course for Canada’s airline future, as Air Canada falters
Analysis
FRIDAY REFLECTIONS, WITH RON KUHLMANN & THE CENTRE. While all airlines have been in flux for decades, Canadian airlines in particular continue to look for a formula that can profitably serve a vast and unevenly populated home market while simultaneously supplying adequate links to the rest of the world. Air Canada and WestJet are on course to once again revive that seemingly insoluble conundrum.
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