Air Canada cuts Calgary-Saskatchewan service in profit-motivated move

Air Canada is discontinuing direct flights between Calgary, and Saskatchewan’s two largest cities. The move will leave travellers from Regina and Saskatoon with fewer options, but is a savvy business move, according to Prof. Karl Moore. It is part of the air carrier’s effort to focus on its major hubs in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. “Air Canada considered which routes are profitable – and which ones are not,” said Moore in an interview with CBC News. “And that is what good business people do.”