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Air Canada: $72 Seats for 72 Hours

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Air Canada is offer­ing $72 One Way fares for a lim­ited time, you need to book by April 8, 2010. These rates do not include taxes, fees, charges and sur­charges. This promo is basi­cally to com­pete with the one West­jet is offer­ing at the same time.

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8 Responses to “Air Canada: $72 Seats for 72 Hours”

  1. Gilly

    it looks like Porter air­lines is match­ing it too, actually.

  2. Glitter99

    Just an FYI about all AIR CANADA deals. If you are trav­el­ling with an infant then when you try and get a pro­mo­tion you get a mes­sage say­ing pro­mo­tions are not avail­able when fly­ing with an infant. I find this every­time I use a pro­mo­tion code with them.

  3. pinkyts

    I’ve never used a pro­mo­tion code when fly­ing with an infant. How­ever, when book­ing flights through air canada, you just have to let them know when you check in that you have an infant with you (on domes­tic flights at least). I’ve done this many time when using aero­plan rewards and for­get­ting to call and tell them i have an infant with me.

  4. Windsor Gal

    If flown ACC with an infant on domes­tic flights and would never just show up — you’re at the mercy of the air­lines doing this.

    I just book the adult promo fare, then call ACC to add my infant. Risk reduced; promo secured. We’re all happy.

  5. abirdd

    Wind­sor Gal is cor­rect — only cer­tain seats on AC, Porter and WJ are allot­ted to a per­son trav­el­ing with a lap infant (it’s due to the loca­tion of the extra air masks, in case of emer­gency). Need­less to say, book online and then call in to add the infant to the travel file.
    Happy Travels!!

  6. Tasha

    Thanks evey­one for the heads up because I always have this prob­lem.
    Does any­one have any­more promo codes for inter­na­tional flights??

  7. metal storage lockers

    Thanks for another infor­ma­tive blog­Where else could I get that type of infor­ma­tion writ­ten in such a per­fect way? I have a project that I am just now work­ing on, and I have been on the look out for such info.

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