A new, ultra-cheap, all-Canadian airline is poised to take off next month, with low-cost flights running out of seven smaller Canadian airports in five different provinces.
NewLeaf Travel is promising non-stop trips beginning on Feb. 12, with flights running out of airports in Nova Scotia, Ontario, B.C., Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Flights will cost between $89 and $149, which includes all airline fees and additional taxes.
“We want to spread the love to Canada’s smaller airports because of their laid back atmosphere, cheaper parking and awesome baggage handling,†a statement says on the company’s website.