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Originally Posted by LeftCoaster
^^ How do you keep track of all this stuff?!
Very impressive
Thanks Johnny. That is indeed a huge amount of seats. Only aspect to this that makes it a bit more achievable is that a lot of the seats are low yield recreational seats. KL/TS/WS account of a good chunk of that extra capacity and should be much easier to fill than 2 or 3 class flag carriers.
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Super easy as I have a helper (or two) who love this kind of stuff. I just take the credit

. The info was plugged into spreadsheets years ago so now it just takes the odd update.... Just a simple data dump, sort and voilá.
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Originally Posted by casper
Combine that with Vancouver and there is a lot of news seats to fill. I just do not see that are organic growth. Perhaps they are planning on fewer passengers connecting through Toronto or transboarder traffic.
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You are correct... That is a lot of seats to fill. I think the consumer will be the winner.
So many choices for direct flights to Europe:
Air Canada, AC rouge, KLM, Air Transat, British Airways, Icelandair, Air France, Lufthansa, Condor, Edelweiss, Westjet.
Keflavik, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, London-LHR, London-LGW, Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich, Rome.
So let's revisit this in Summer 2017 and see if there are any casualties.