Fight for the Transatlantic no-frills flights
Canadian airline triggers price war as it offers budget tickets to Dublin
A Canadian airline launching a no-frills route between North America and Europe, which could trigger a battle of budget price war on transatlantic flights.
WestJet's decision to drop prices on flights across the Atlantic could see carriers fighting over customers keen to snap up cheap tickets.
Canada's No. 2 airline will make its first trans-Atlantic flight next summer, offering daily, non-stop flights to Dublin, Ireland from St. John's, Newfoundland with its Boeing 737 aircraft.
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