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Transat AT Inc T.TRZ

Alternate Symbol(s): TRZBF

Industrials Airlines

Transat A.T. Inc. is a Canada-based integrated international tourism company specializing in holiday travel. The Company offers vacation packages, hotel stays and air travel under the Transat and Air Transat brands to some 60 destinations in more than 25 countries in the Americas and Europe. The Company's core business consists of a Canadian leisure airline, offering international and Canadian destinations, and is vertically integrated with its other services of holiday packages, distribution through a dynamic travel agency network and value-added services at travel destinations. It flies to international destinations in the Americas and Europe, and offers domestic and connecting flights within Canada, and carries some 5 million passengers every year. Its destination service offers a range of products for customers for outgoing tour operators, such as hospitality and representation, passenger transfers, excursions, tours, sports and other activities, and specialty services.

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Post by insidersnoop1on Sep 10, 2020 10:32am

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NEW DEMAND FOR TRANSAT PLANES COMING VERY SOON.............

How many planes are needed to deliver a coronavirus vaccine globally?

Sep. 10, 2020 4:46 AM ET |By: Yoel Minkoff, SA News Editor

Calling it the "largest single transport challenge ever," the International Air Transport Association called on governments to start "careful planning with industry stakeholders" for the large-scale delivery of a coronavirus vaccine.

"Just providing a single dose to 7.8B people would fill 8,000 (Boeing) 747 cargo aircraft," according to the air transport body.

The IATA also cautioned that "while there are still many unknowns (number of doses, temperature sensitivities, manufacturing locations, etc.), it is clear that the scale of activity will be vast, that cold chain facilities will be required and that delivery to every corner of the planet will be needed."

The U.S. government has also stopped conducting enhanced screening of passengers on inbound international flights for COVID-19, Yahoo News reports.

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