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Old Posted Jan 20, 2026, 6:30 PM
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Originally Posted by MalcolmTucker View Post
We will see. Significant fleet growth is starting.
I'm sure those planes are already earmarked for major routes like Montreal to Moldova or something like that.

As an aside, I found the map that the Air Canada route planners use:

https://www.canadahistoryproject.ca/1791/1791-06-upper-lower-canada.html

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Originally Posted by trofirhen View Post
Is there any chance WS might try YVR <> GRU? (seeing as how AC will not) ... or ... would LATAM Brasil be interested? Such a route would be a major breakthrough for YVR.
I'd say somewhere between 0 and -1%.

My guess is if there is a route to South America for YVR it will eventually be AC to Bogota, which is a great hub for Star Alliance with their partner at Avianca. It's also more strategically located at the top of SA, since connecting through GRU requires backtracking to hit a lot of major destinations on the continent.
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