Kanada Transat, salah sawijining perusahaan pariwisata terintegrasi paling gedhe ing saindenging jagad, nggawe penerbangan komersial kaping pisanan ing dina iki, nalika lagi miwiti operasi udhara sawise patang wulan ora aktif. Bakal ana telung penerbangan internasional (Montreal-Toulouse, Montreal-Paris lan Toronto-London) lan telung penerbangan domestik (Montreal-Toronto, Toronto-Montreal lan Toronto-Vancouver). Transat kabeh jadwal musim panas nyuda 24 rute menyang 20 tujuan bakal aktif lan saiki bisa digunakake Agustus 2.

"Juli 23 yaiku, lan bakal tetep dadi dina sing istimewa ing sejarah Transat. Kita mboko sithik nerusake operasi penerbangan sawise 112 dina mati, "ujare Annick Guérard, Chief Operating Officer, Transat. "Bakal ana kasenengan ing udhara nalika takeoff pertama operator sore iki. Kabeh tim Transat, diwiwiti karo kru penerbangan sing tugas, seneng banget bali menyang tumindak lan menehi pengalaman sing apik kanggo para penumpang sing disesuaikan karo kahanan kasebut. Langit alon-alon ngresiki lan nyengkuyung, nanging ora ateges manawa krisis sing disebabake COVID-19 wis kliwat. ”

Kanggo menehi perspektif, September 11, 2001, minangka acara sing paling signifikan lan transformatif ing industri pariwisata lan pariwisata sajrone rong dekade kepungkur. Nanging kayane bisa ngeramake saiki, dening September 13, mung rong dina mengko, Transat ngumumake resume pesawat kasebut kanthi bertahap.

Armada ing transformasi

Ing wulan Juli, operator Transat ngeterake telung pesawat Airbus A321neoLR anyar, sing dadi inti saka transformasi armada. Pesawat generasi anyar iki cocog kanggo ndhukung operasional penerbangan maneh, amarga, antara liya, kapasitas medium, jangkauan tambahan lan efisiensi bahan bakar. Loro A321neoLR pungkasan sing gabung karo armada nggawe penerbangan pangiriman kaping pisanan akhir minggu kepungkur didukung dening bahan bakar berkelanjutan (SAF) saka pabrik perakitan Airbus ing Hamburg, Jerman.

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The entire Transat team, starting with our on-duty flight crews, is very pleased to return to action and to offer our passengers a restyled experience adapted to the situation.
To put things in perspective, September 11, 2001, was the most significant and transformative event in the travel and tourism industry in the last two decades.
Canada’s Transat, one of the largest integrated tourism companies in the world, is making its first commercial flights today, the day it is resuming air operations after four months of inactivity.