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Flair Airlines, the airline that is reinventing domestic air travel in Canada, announced it will no longer charge passengers for carry-on luggage.
Effective Dec. 1, 2017, for anyone booking their flights in December, Flair will remove the $30 carry-on baggage fee.
“We have listened very closely to the input from our passengers,” said Chris Lapointe, vice-president, Commercial Operations. “Removing the carry-on baggage fee is something that we are excited to do as an airline. We know how important this is to the travelling public in Canada.”
Flair Airlines allows for one small personal item, and now one carry-on bag per person free of charge. Standard luggage sizes apply. Passengers will be required to pay for other checked bags.
“We want our passengers to have a positive experience with us, and if that requires us removing this fee, then we are delighted to respond,” said Lapointe.
Flair Airlines has recently started distributing its content via Amadeus GDS–the largest travel and tourism industry technology provider in the world.
Distribution of its content will offer opportunities to tens of thousands of travel companies (travel agencies) across the world to use Flair Airlines services. Reservations booked in Amadeus GDS can be issued via BSP-Canada and ARC- USA while in secondary markets around the world Flair Airlines tickets can be issued via Hahn Airlines (HR-169) interline.
