Air Canada's discount brand will become a fare class
Air Canada's discount brand Tango makes its final flight this afternoon when Flight 6039 takes off from Halifax for Toronto at 5 p.m. But the Tango brand will live on as a fare class.
With its distinctive purple planes, Tango was chief executive officer Robert Milton's first experiment on running a low-cost airline within Air Canada. Starting tomorrow, instead of operating a dedicated fleet of Tango planes, Air Canada will sell Tango fares on a wider array of aircraft.
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Air Canada's discount brand Tango makes its final flight this afternoon when Flight 6039 takes off from Halifax for Toronto at 5 p.m. But the Tango brand will live on as a fare class.
With its distinctive purple planes, Tango was chief executive officer Robert Milton's first experiment on running a low-cost airline within Air Canada. Starting tomorrow, instead of operating a dedicated fleet of Tango planes, Air Canada will sell Tango fares on a wider array of aircraft.
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