Canadian super low-cost airline Swoop recently announced that it will further expand throughout Canada this summer. Starting in May, more low-cost domestic routes will be available .
Source: Instagram@flyswoop
On May 1st, Swoop launched its inaugural flight from Hamilton, Ontario to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
The flight kicks off Swoop Airlines' expansion into Atlantic Canada and is the first of 11 maiden flights for the airline this summer.
Swoop also announced that they will add services to the following cities:
- Moncton and Saint John, New Brunswick;
- Deer Lake, Newfoundland and Labrador (Deer Lake) and St. John (St. John's);
- Comox, BC;
- London, Ontario;
- Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
The service opening dates are:
- Moncton - May 9
- Saint John (NB) - May 12
- Deer Lake - May 21
- Saint John (NL) - 6 March 13
- Comox - June 9
- London - June 2
- Regina - June 16
- Saskatoon - June 14
One-way fares on the new line are as low as $49 Canadian dollars from .
At the same time, it will also increase the frequency of the existing route to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Image source: Instagram @flyswoop
Swoop is a low-cost airline under WestJet. It was established in September 2017 and officially started flying in June 2018. Its basic ticket price is about 40% lower than WestJet.
Currently, Swoop has opened routes to various Canadian provinces, including Ottawa, Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Abbotsford, Victoria, Kelowna and other places.
You can also enjoy ultra-low fares on international routes, Some destinations outside Canada also have scheduled flights, including the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Jamaica, Dominica and other tourist destinations frequently visited by Canadians.
Among them, flights to the United States, one-way fares start at only $99 Canadian dollars.
Source: Instagram@flyswoop
Swoop said its mission is to make travel affordable for all Canadians and make travel plans easier to achieve.
Thanks to " Unbundled Fares", passengers can pay only for the services they plan to use, such as priority boarding, in-flight food, baggage check and seat selection, making fares even cheaper.
Source: Instagram@flyswoop
Swoop is not the only airline in Canada currently offering ultra-cheap air tickets.
Canada's new "ultra-low-cost" airline Lynx Air also completed its first flight between Calgary and Vancouver in April this year, and has expanded its network to a total of 6 Canadian cities: Toronto, Vancouver, In Calgary, Winnipeg, Kelowna and Victoria, one-way fares start at only $39 Canadian dollars .
By the end of July this year, Lynx Air will operate up to 92 flights per week into and out of the Toronto area, with up to 17,000 seats per week.
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Canadian airlines have been focusing on " cheap travel " for many years, and more and more airlines are entering this field.
In addition to Swoop and Lynx Air, other existing low-cost airlines in Canada, such as Flair, have also been working hard to add new destinations to attract passengers who are " tight on funds but love to travel".
Source: Instagram@lynx_air
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