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Originally Posted by homebody
If it was that viable back then and they’re using more fuel, efficient aircraft, etc. Don’t you think that somebody would’ve established the service again from Moncton to Paris?
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Perhaps they will, if a lobby group is able to convince them that there is a ready market to be filled. I personally think that there is. As
J81 stated, there are better more economical options for trans-Atlantic travel now than there were 25 years ago. You can use a 737 Max8 rather than a 747 form Atlantic Canada and safely reach Paris. This is the entire reason why Halifax has become a hub for WestJet for European travel, With the Orange Madman currently occupying the White House and threatening Canada's existence, cross border travel dropped like a stone and WestJet suddenly had a number of 737s that needed to be redeployed. They did this by making YHZ a hub for European travel.
If you want to advocate for YFC (or YSJ) to have a European service, then by all means launch an on-line petition. This is what the francophone business group here in Moncton chose to do. You can easily do the same.