Lynx Air’s first flight from Edmonton International Airport takes off
“People are really welcoming the competition and our ultra-affordable fares.”The airline will now be up against Swoop and Flair — two other low cost carriers — and this could keep prices competitive.“Within the Edmonton region, there are a lot of leisure travelers and they are looking for choice,” said Larry Leung a travel expert and customer experience strategist with Transformidy.
“With another airline in place, there may be a little competition between all three of them to ensure that both customer experience and prices would be perfect.”Arkells’ instruments recovered after air travel headache“I think it’s important that they build relationships with the community so that the community actually knows who they are. Sometimes it’s not just about pricing,” Leung explained.
“If [Lynx is] able to last six months or more that would be a good start, because Flair is there and Swoop is there and it’s going to be difficult for them to establish the marketplace.”Lynx is banking on longevity as it plans to grow its fleet of Boeing 737 planes to more than 46 in the next five to seven years.
With the addition of Edmonton to the network, the airline now offers flights to ten Canadian destinations.
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