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Sun Country announces new service to Vancouver

Zach Wichter
Zach Wichter
Aviation Industry Reporter
Zach has been interested in things that go since he was a kid. He previously worked at The New York Times and spent much of his time there covering the aviation industry, including contributing to the paper’s reporting on the 737 Max crisis at Boeing. He grew up in Bethpage, on Long Island, and graduated from Northwestern University in 2013 where he majored in journalism and gender and sexuality studies.
Dec. 09, 2019
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Sun Country announces new service to Vancouver
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Minneapolis-based low cost carrier Sun Country Airlines will begin flights from its home base in Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) to Vancouver, beginning May 20.

The seasonal flights will operate on Wednesdays and Sundays.

"Our expansion into Canada is the latest signal of the incredible growth we're experiencing at Sun Country Airlines," Grant Whitney, Sun Country's chief revenue officer said in a statement. "We are thrilled to be adding Vancouver to our ever-evolving list of routes and believe there is significant demand for low-cost service to this great destination."

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Vancouver is just the latest in a series of new seasonal routes for the airline, including nonstop flights to Baltimore and Cleveland from MSP and Newark and Seattle from Madison, Wisconsin.

The airline has also been working to improve its customer experience this year with free in-flight entertainment. It's also partnered with the Landline bus service connect secondary markets to its hubs using ground transportation instead of regional feeder airlines.

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Featured image by A look at Sun Country's new aircraft livery. (Photo courtesy of Sun Country Airlines.)