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Some airlines are going
to extreme lengths to

- keep you from flying

Executive Class. The
standard of North

American busi-

ness travel.
They’re doing
everything

-except taking

the time and making

‘ the effort to match

’ Gur service, much less our

schedules. oe
Instead, they string you along
with cheap fares and big offers.

“Then they bind you to so many

terms and conditions that you —

.. end up with heaven only knows
- what, or when, or where. |

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{ MEMBER OF ALLIANCE OF CANADIAN FRAVLT ANSOCTATIONS
} DRI 1007

. AtAir Canada, we mean business.

Here’s the deal. The first rule is:
NO STRINGS ATTACHED.

Executive Class for the same
price as full fare economy
Fly Executive Class from Vancouver
to Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal

AIR CANADA'S 30 a ANSUVERSARY

or Halifax, between now and
January 31, 1987, and we'll cut the
price to full fare ecenomy. The deal
is open to anybody. No terms,

No coupons. No conditions.

5% off full fare economy
Travel full fare economy from
Vancouver to Calgary, Edmonton,
Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal or Halifax,
between now and January 31, 1987,
and we'll cut 5% off the ticket price.
That’s it. Period.’

23 - Friday, November 28, 1986 - North Shore News

Capitalize on Aeroplan
If you’re an Aeroplan _
“member and you fly

Air Canada anywhere in
Canada, between now
and January 31, 1987,
you’re in fora great °
mileage bonus bonanza.
First Class bonus:
+4 000 miles, each way.

' Executive Class bonus:
_+3 000 miles, each way.

Full fare economy bonus:
+2 000 miles, each way.

If you’re not an Aeroplan member, .

we'll give you 10 000 miles just
for joining, between now and
January 31, 1987. Of course,
Aeroplan costs $25. A pretty fair
price, indeed, for the only
frequent flyer programme that lets
you earn and redeem a world of free
travel with 21 airline, hotel chain
and rent-a-car partners.

There you have it. Three deals. No
strings. We-mean business.