Flair Airlines CEO Stephen Jones is apologizing to passengers after four of its leased aircraft were seized on Saturday in Toronto, Edmonton and Waterloo, Ont..
The seizures were “unexpected and unwarranted,” Jones said during a media availability on Tuesday. The planes were seized by a New York hedge fund.
Jones said the disruption affected a little less than 1,900 people in the three cities. He said customers can have confidence in the Edmonton-based airline to fulfil its duties.
“We’re committed to being here for all Canadians, to keeping fares low, getting business now back to usual,” he said.
“There are airlines out there that don’t
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