Amid an ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States, this country’s airlines are dealing with customers who are making the decision not to fly to America. Some of those pivots are cheekier than others.

Leaning into the situation is Flair, a low-cost airlines based in Edmonton that flies to several U.S. cities as well as locations in Canada, Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.

Scaled-back marketing, lower prices and advertising non-American destinations are all in play.{ai:summary}<p>Canadian airlines are facing a downturn as customers opt not to fly to the U.S. due to the ongoing trade war. Flair Airlines, a low-cost carrier from Edmonton, is adapting by promoting flights to various destinations, including U.S. cities and locations in Canada and the Caribbean. #economy</p>

What airlines are doing to navigate a drop in Canadian demand for U.S. travel

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