Norwegyan could launch flights between the West Indies and Canada next year. After the American East, it is now the maple country that could come closer to us with the low-cost from the North. In fact, it would be particularly a modification of its flight program.
For the 3rd consecutive year, since the end of October Norwegyan has resumed its rotations between Guadeloupe, Martinique and Eastern America. A business that seems profitable for the low-cost from the North who every year during the winter months, prefer to use his devices in our latitudes rather than leaving them without flying for several months until summer and its usual European destinations.
Except that if New York and Fort Lauderdale are safe values, to the point of having set up almost daily rotations with these cities, this is not the case for the others in the area. Boston and Washington have already been removed from the flight program this season in favor of Providence, Rhode Island.
But voila, this destination does not seem to seduce the Antilleans any more. It could therefore be replaced next year by Quebec (Montreal, Quebec even or Laval). Negotiations are underway with the airports of these cities which are more attractive to us. On this line it would compete with Air Canada and Air Transat…
But the prices charged by low cost, much lower than those of Canadian companies which revolve around 600 euros minimum, should guarantee commercial success.
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