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Originally Posted by Johnny199r
People will be inconvenienced and curse Westjet until they turn blue in the face, but they'll still fly with them when the strike is over.
We have two national carriers in Canada. Each carrier tends to focus on one side of the country for service.
I doubt people are going to refuse to fly on vacations after this out of principle.
Canadians will do what they always do, complain and grumble and then go back to their monopolies.
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Like you said, we have limited choices and most passengers aren't going to accept inconvenient flights. My next flight is down to Vegas with WestJet (assuming they aren't on strike) and the only other direct option is Lynx which I don't fully trust. Air Canada requires a connection in Vancouver, Denver or elsewhere. I would honestly rather drive down there then fly with a connection with AC.