Flair Airlines has announced it is adding three more direct flights from the Edmonton International Airport Friday.
The ultra low-cost carrier is expanding its network, doubling its service across the country to 208 flights a week.
Starting June 15, Edmontonians can fly direct to Victoria, Saskatoon and Prince George; Flair is also adding a flight to Halifax with a one-stop connection.
“Edmonton continues to be a key city in our route network,” Flair CEO Jim Scott said in a news release.
“This schedule is a clear indication that the demand for low-fare flying is strong, and we are proud to be the airline that initiated and sparked this movement across the country.”
WestJet has launched it’s on no-frills airline, Scoop, which will take off in June.
There will be flights from Edmonton to Hamilton six days a week and flights to Abbotsford three times a day.
