
Flair Airlines has launched cargo operations, using available belly capacity on its existing passenger aircraft to support the movement of goods across Canada and strengthen connections between Canadian businesses, communities and international markets.
The program moves domestic freight across Flair’s Canadian network and northbound shipments into Canada from international markets, including produce and general freight from Kingston, Jamaica.
“Flair connects communities across Canada every day, and cargo allows us to extend that connectivity to goods and businesses,” said Len Corrado, CEO, Flair Airlines. “As a Canadian airline, we’re proud to support the movement of products across the country, strengthen connections between businesses and communities, and support the Canadian economy.”
Flair is working with ExpAir Cargo, in partnership with ECS Group, to manage cargo sales and day-to-day logistics, bringing established cargo expertise and infrastructure to Flair’s growing operation.
“Canada depends on strong transportation connections to move goods between communities and markets,” said Jimmy Dulku, Director of Strategic Opportunities & Business Development. “By using available capacity on our existing passenger network, Flair can help Canadian businesses move products efficiently across the country while strengthening connections with the international markets we serve.”
“This partnership marks an exciting milestone and reinforces our commitment to delivering innovative, reliable, and customer-focused cargo solutions across the Canadian market,” said Danny Olynick, President, ExpAir Cargo. “Together with ECS Group, we look forward to maximizing Flair Airlines' cargo potential through expert sales, operations, customer service, and network development.”
Flair carries cargo on select flights based on available weight and capacity, making greater use of aircraft already connecting communities across its passenger network. Passenger baggage allowances remain unchanged.
To learn more about Flair’s cargo services, visit cargo.flyflair.com