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[JuIieRichards]

Domestic ticket pricing may be a touch better than in the summer but still way up there compared to pre-pandemic. Just pick some 4 or 5 hour flights over next few weeks.  YYC to YUL.. as an example..might catch a break on a midnight flight, but twin it with the return at a normal time and the return ticket at lowest cost (non refundable) is around $990 to $1100. Yep, soft pricing indeed. Too funny. Airlines have really learned how to manage capacity. The good old days of pre-pandemic bargain pricing is over. US domestic is more like bus service. That's why Southwest is not such a great investment anymore. AC's international will set new records in 2024, those who travel have the funds. And the Aeroplan points.

[givemeabreak1]

Julie remind me not to let you book my flights! I just booked Calgary to Montreal return 750.18 including taxes of 168.99 so airlines take is 581.19!  While that is slightly higher than what I paid pre-pandemic it is actually slightly lower when accounting for 4 years of inflation.  I also just got back from Punta Cana which I go the same time every year.  The price was $100 more

[JuIieRichards]

Givemeabreak ain't flying anywhere.. not since his last trip to US in 1979. The guy posts endless BS. Utter nonsense.

[JuIieRichards]

And he is still quoting the same old article. Let's see AC pricing, not bus trips on Flair factored in.

[givemeabreak1]

Julie the price is West Jet.  If I wanted to fly Lynx it $305 lol!

[givemeabreak1]

Julie flying December 7th to the 12th on Air Canada is $572.85