Rushing to compete
But just four months after establishing twice-daily service between Montreal/Dorval and Washington/Dulles in mid-March, the carrier got out of the market. It had fallen victim to a weak Canadian dollar, high customs and immigration fees, new taxes and, most importantly, a dearth in passenger traffic, especially from French-speaking Canada. A ...
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