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Old Posted Jan 21, 2026, 2:57 AM
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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



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.
Lol agreed
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