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Originally Posted by Mad Mel
Is that the case overseas though? What airlines do domestically and internationally can be different (I mean domestic / international in terms of where the gate is located, not the flight type). I have a hard time believing that Air Canada employs gate agents for their one flight a day from Sydney, as an example. I should know, I've flown internationally with them enough times, but I can't remember.
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They use employees of other Airlines in the Star Alliance.
In Hong Kong, whenever I've flown with Air Canada, the gate agents, the agents at the check-in counters were almost all wearing United Airline tags. It makes more sense since UA most likely has more flights than AC going into HK everyday. I very seldom see Air Canada name tags until I get on the flight.