A spokesperson said the four Boeing aircraft were seized from airports in Toronto, Waterloo and Edmonton, but could not immediately confirm the total number of affected flights. This doesn’t normally happen in the way that it happened today,” Flair spokesperson Mike Arnot said, adding that Flair has since made the payments owed to Airborne Capital. The four seized planes were part of a fleet of 25 operated by Flair, which is based in Edmonton. He said that normally, an airline has a “trusted working relationship” with the company that leases its planes. “What has happened is that there’s now a commercial dispute between Airborne and Flair about payments.”Read more about:SHARE:

Source: thestar March 12, 2023 01:37 UTC