Flair's Eric Tanner explains how Flair has adapted after four of its 737s were seized by lessor Airborne Capital.
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CHICAGO—Canadian ULCC Flair Airlines is vowing to carry on and operate a full schedule this summer in the aftermath of lessor Airborne Capital’s March 11 seizure of four of its aircraft. “The last two weeks have been a little bit weird,” Flair's VP of revenue management and network planning Eric...
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