It makes sense for them to cut those flights if there's insufficient demand. But at the same time, not much of value is being lost. I flew Air Transat years ago on a long haul flight. I was warned beforehand it would be a no-frills flight. But holy shit, that was an understatement.

Transat is a mostly South and East flier from the east half of Canada. So this is pretty big that their southward flights from Canada are going to skip touching the ground anywhere in the USA.

Is that supposed to be a bad thing?

Good.

Warms my heart

I'm getting lots of ads for flights to Europe, it's sounding like a great place for a vacation.

Kek.

For real life? I'm skeptical of news right now because my aunt showed me that YouTubers are saying Trump was removed from office

EDIT: I just googled air transat and it seems to be legit.

What a win for the US of A! I can't take any more of this winning.