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Chicago Rockford's Executive Director Mike Dunn announces retirement - Vimarsana News

Chicago Rockford's Executive Director Mike Dunn announces retirement

The Greater Rockford Airport Authority (GRAA) announced today that Chicago Rockford International Airport (RFD) Executive Director Mike Dunn

Couple's flights for destination wedding cancelled twice by Sunwing - Vimarsana News

Couple's flights for destination wedding cancelled twice by Sunwing

Sunwing has cancelled a number of winter flights from Regina, Saskatoon and Winnipeg, causing chaos for one Regina couple’s wedding plans as flights for their destination wedding in Mexico were cancelled not once, but twice.

Source: ctvnews.ca
A Travel Expert Says Booking Early May Not Get You A Cheaper Flight Right Now — Here's Why - Vimarsana News

A Travel Expert Says Booking Early May Not Get You A Cheaper Flight Right Now — Here's Why

If you're dreaming of escaping Montreal during the upcoming holiday season, take note that airfares across Canada are starting to soar. That means you may need to adjust your travel habits — some industry experts advise specific days to book flights, while others suggest booking closer to the date you want to leave.

What's Hot and What's Not: the 2022 Suburban edition | Mike Cohen ‹ Cohen Chatter - Vimarsana News

What's Hot and What's Not: the 2022 Suburban edition | Mike Cohen ‹ Cohen Chatter

It is time for my annual What’s Hot and What’s Not column, something I traditionally present to readers mid-year.

CATSA says they didn't expect 'pent up demand for air travel' this early - Vimarsana News

CATSA says they didn't expect 'pent up demand for air travel' this early

Even with new government measures Canadian airports could get worse this summers, as the industry struggles to keep up with higher than expected demand.