Fly with Flair. Send a message to Air Canada and Westjet that the high prices to travel inside of Canada are ridiculous.

ty for the nice video,

Don’t worry, the increased costs get pushed to consumer.

High prices, poor customer service.

Wouldn't it be great if CEOs (and corporation management in general) actually considered employees as fellow stakeholders in a common endeavour? For too many decades now, management philosophy has concentrated on 'shareholder value' and maximum profits (and CEO bonuses!) as the Top Priority - and that philosophy is producing worse and worse results in terms of disengaged, disenfranchised employees. Ask Boeing how it's been working out! Time to re-tool this (and all) our economic philosophies to consider ALL the stakeholders - and especially the customers. Thanks for the report and ticket tips.

Yessirrrr ahhhhh

thank god we do not have to worry of a bus strike since they have been any busses in the prairies for the last 5 year. We own gas guzzlers we will be OK

This world is F--F ED ... striking ups the pri ce... groceries..rent...rental...whatever.

You failed to mention that the previous contract was reached after compulsory arbitration, that the arbitrator was seen to be very pro-employer and that huge concessions were made by the pilots to assist Air Canada financially as it weathered a lengthy financial crisis. You also forgot to mention that as a result of those concessions, Air Canada pilots are now paid at nearly half the rate of their US counterparts, despite the fact that they fly the same routes with the same aircraft and are Canada's flag carrier. Furthermore, Air Canada revenues have skyrocketed since the last contract negotiations while pilot salaries have languished for 10 years. Pilots cannot be replaced with ground crew or office personnel. Commercial pilots are highly trained and hold a very responsible, demanding job, one which often more than 300 people at a time are relying on them doing properly.

And here I'm studying a textbook on economics exactly at a spot talking about unions and government interventions negatively impacting the economy and lowering consumers' living standards...

How about running BC Ferries 🙏

AC on strike would mean triple improvement in the airline industry. Let them stay on the picket lines forever

We need a special law.

Thank you for your video. Living in France, it’s interesting to see how unions works differently with Canada. Here we have several unions, you are free to join one of them, or not. For Strike, one union can give a notice a few days before. For Transportation industry, employees must notify 2 days before if they are striking or not and are free to decide by them self, independently if it’s a notice from your union or not, even if you are not member of one union you can join the strike. So it’s never 100% strikers, can be a few and operations are not disturbed of just a few % of operations are cancelled. But I have to say that we have more strikes here… I hope that both side will find an agreement.

If you have something important going on at the destination such as joining a cruise I would suggest flying there a few days early and book a refundable back up flight on another airline. Once you reach the destination cancel and get a refund.

Being able to Skytrain downtown and catch the Hullo was the key for me, from Coquitlam to Nanaimo in 2 1/2 hours was crazy good this past weekend. Thanks Hullo!

If my trip is important enough I sometimes book refundable backup flights on their airlines. I then cancel them and get a refund once I get to my destination.

If you want you bag lost, zero customer service or charged 10 times then this is the airline for you.

Regarding the business class you are talking about. Those of you who are involved, look to find out if the builders and later operators of the airport and all the air routes, the Germans-Fraport, allow Aegean to buy bigger planes so that foreign companies can have the long routes. As for the airport, I don't think you can compare Greece with Canada or the USA.

Bautyful B.C , I took this ferry a few times half a century ago, hope I could take it ....un de ces beaux jours ! ❤😅

The irony is people who actually frequently travel on business arrive at the airport at the very last minute as possible. Lounge is the least of the worries, and they're either working or sleeping on the plane.

The tray sag was repeated way more times than necessary

you are lucky you got a flatbed, last time they changed to neo321 from bkk to hkg

The service was terrible

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Strike 1: ( automatic out ) emailed ticket. I'm only online when sitting at my computer at home so this means no using Hullo service.

Just flew them on the exact route...everything was quite good but the catering was eco style...very disappointing...

I lived on Digby Island in the 90s and always have fond memories of my time in and around Prince Rupert. I don't miss the rain though. Nice tour.

Hullo has just 4 more years in their business model to see if they can compete or last. We will see what comes first, success or running out of capital.

love the a350 900 I used twice this year already again this November. very comfortable from Sydney to bkk

dont they have german food

Air Canada is the best in North America but globally is way back. Quatar, Singapore, Turkish etc. Are far better.

No business class lounge? I would have chosen a daytime flight on a wide body.

So excited to take this next month! I have taken west coast express and VIA and I finally got my US visa to take the Amtrak!!

They canceled my flight last min twice

Ma babies are still alive and well I see

Was this full?

Was the flight full?

The grounding of A220s over engine issues prompted AC to get these A320s, reactivate the older A319s and get some A319s from Rouge into the mainline fleet. Else the original plan was to phase out all the older A319s and A320s.

Don't be fooled people. Condor business class is garbage.

Thanks for that king of different content!

What’s the registration code for this

@2:14 The liquid restriction is pretty standard at international airports though. It's not limited to just water. If your coffee was liquid, then it was correctly disallowed, not plain stupid 😉

Great video! New subscribers here. We also do a lot of Amtrak Station Tours and onboard trips too. Such a good way to travel

Nice job Max. I don’t need to watch it! I lived this for 25 years buddy. But I watched anyways. Slow and steady.

Did they let you keep your window shade up? I’m flying business on them in 3 weeks!

Does each passenger have to pay for the cabin on this plane?

ANA is not a Real 5-Star airline compared to JAL. The reason is that the economy array of the B787 is row 9. The JAL is running row eight. Also, the gap between the premium economy seats is 38 inches. The JAL is 42 inches. JAL is the only airline that offers eight-row arrays to the 787 economy class. So JAL is a real five-star airline. If only 8 people sit in a row for the 9 people's seat, the distance from the person next to you will be more abundant.

Thanks for the video. So far yours has been the most in formative I’ve seen. I thought you were going to say the first upgrade was to keep the windows clean for us photo geeks. 😂. If you had mobility issues would you still recommend them over BC Ferries.

@nonrevmax did you find the seats to be hard/uncomfortable, especially while sleeping? what did you think of their bedding? how would you compare seat comfort and bedding to that of united polaris?