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Air Transat ups winter frequency
Sunday, 14 Jul, 2006
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Air Transat is adding a third weekly flight to Toronto from Gatwick.
The Canadian carrier said demand had led to the decision to add capacity between December and March 2007. The airline runs a daily service on the route in the summer.
The airline will use an Airbus A310 in a two-class configuration on the route, with fares starting at £124 return plus charges.
Air Transat pays 7% commission to IATA agents and distributes through the major GDSs under the code TS.
Report by Phil Davies
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