Jetlines Sees Strong Prospects For Charter Operations

December 02, 2022
Jetlines Airbus A320
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Canadian startup Jetlines is forecasting strong demand for its charter flights as it prepares to add a second Airbus A320. The company says it completed 18 charter flights in November for a number of clients, and CEO Eddy Doyle sees “a strong demand for charter flights in the coming months.” Doyle...

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