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Old 10-11-2010, 05:53 PM
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United's Skynet (ominous 1980's Swarzeneger music, please) announced today that UAL and Air Canada are exploring a joint venture for US-Canada flying.

Is this anything like the outsourced Irish flying in IAD?

To me it looks like different paint; same shennanigans.....
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So how long until United metal stops flying to Canada? How about those New England to Asia passengers connecting through YYZ instead of ORD?
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So how long until United metal stops flying to Canada? How about those New England to Asia passengers connecting through YYZ instead of ORD?
UAL metal? Moar like Shuttle America, Gojet and Trans States metal...
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Forgive me, but what is the difference between this, and the already existent Star Alliance agreement? (My Father is an Air Canada FO so this is fairly interesting to me)
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Forgive me, but what is the difference between this, and the already existent Star Alliance agreement? (My Father is an Air Canada FO so this is fairly interesting to me)
Alliance just markets eachother's flights, connects bags, shares frequent mileage perks, etc.

A JV takes it to just short of a merger as the companies meet and divvy up the routes so there is no competition. They then share the revenue of all the flights that they have colluded upon. It allows UAL to receive revenue from a non-stop DIA to YYZ flight without any flying, it allows the other company the ability to start a flight without fearing competition.
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