TORONTO – Air Canada says its startup leisure carrier Rouge expects to be flying to 23 holiday destinations by the end of the 2013-2014 holiday season.
Air Canada says Rouge’s fleet will consist of two Airbus A319 aircraft and two Boeing 767-300ER aircraft when it begins operations July 1.
That will grow to 10 aircraft by the end of 2013 with the addition of six Airbus A319 aircraft, followed by the addition of four Airbus A319 aircraft by March 2014.
It says a number of popular holiday destinations currently served by Air Canada’s mainline carrier will be converted to Rouge beginning in October as additional aircraft are released by the mainline airline for operation by its leisure carrier.
Among the destinations Rouge will serve are a number in the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico, as well as Las Vegas, and Orlando and Sarasota, Fla.
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