Talk:Kelowna International Airport
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[edit] Central Mountain Air
Shoud this airline should be listed under Air Canada, as it is an Air Canada partner, and operates flights for Air Canada? Or should it be listed as a seperate airline? Either way, it shouldn't be listed as "Air Canada Jazz - operated by Central Mountain Air" as it is its own airline. I personally think it should be listed under Air Canada, as it is a partner or Air Canada, just like Air Canada Jazz. Air Canada's reginal partner airlines include Air Canada Jazz, Central Mountain Air, Air Labrador, and Air Georgian (see Air Canada). Anyone have an opinion on this? Knest 02:07, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
Knest,
Each airline should be mentioned separately if they are flying the route under their own authority. This you can tell by the flight number. If it starts with AC, regardless of whose aircraft is being used, then it should be referred to as an Air Canada flight. For example, CMA offers direct service from Kelowna to Prince George. The flight number is 9M 725. Therefore, a CMA flight.
However, if CMA is flying a route under contract to Air Canada or Air Canada Jazz, such as Vancouver to Penticton, and it has an AC flight number, then it should be referred to as an Air Canada flight. Be careful, though, with code-shares. With these, it's best to call them by the airline whose aircraft is being used.
Hope this helps.Steve 04:08, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
Why bother with the Air Canada and Alaska Air links for Jazz and Horizon anyway? Aren't Jazz and Horizon sufficient? Greg Salter 16:10, 22 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Alaska Airlines to Dallas/Ft. Worth
No official press release on the truth of this route. If a source can be given, the route will gladly be added to the article. Knest 05:33, 5 September 2005 (UTC)
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