Canada Transat, imwe yemakambani makuru akabatanidzwa ekushanya munyika, iri kuita nendege dzayo dzekutengesa nhasi, zuva rairi kutangazve kushanda kwemhepo mushure memwedzi mina yekusaita basa. Kuchave nendege nhatu dzepasi rese (Montreal-Toulouse, Montreal-Paris uye Toronto-London) uye nhatu ndege dzekumba (Montreal-Toronto, Toronto-Montreal uye Toronto-Vancouver). Transat yakazara yakadzikiswa nguva yezhizha yenzira makumi maviri nemana kuenda kune dzimwe nzvimbo makumi maviri dzichakwira dzichimhanya August 2.

"July 23 iri, uye richaramba riri, rakakosha zuva munhoroondo yeTransat. Tiri kuramba tichitangazve kufamba nendege mushure mekumiswa kwemazuva 112, ”akadaro Annick Guérard, Chief Operating Officer, Transat. “Kuchave nemufaro mumhepo panguva yatinotora mutakuri wekutanga manheru ano. Yese timu yeTransat, kutanga nevashandi vedu vekubhururuka-pabasa, anofara kwazvo kudzokera muchiito uye kupa vatyairi vedu chiitiko chakadzoserwa chakaenderana nemamiriro ezvinhu. Matenga ari kudzikira zvishoma nezvishoma uye izvi zvinokurudzira, asi hazvireve kuti dambudziko rakakonzerwa neCOVID-19 rapera. ”

Kuisa zvinhu nemaonero, September 11, 2001, chaive chiitiko chakakosha uye chinoshandura muindasitiri yekushanya neyekushanya mumakumi maviri emakore apfuura. Asi sekushamisa kwazvinogona kuita kunge nhasi, na September 13, mazuva maviri chete gare gare, Transat yakazivisa kutanga zvishoma nezvishoma kwendege dzayo.

Zvikepe mukushandurwa

Muna Chikunguru, mutakuri weTransat akatora kuendesa nendege nhatu nyowani dzeAirbus A321neoLR, inova ndiyo musimboti wekushandurwa kwayo kwezvikepe. Iyi ndege-yechizvarwa ndege yakanakira kutsigira kutangazve kwemabasa ekubhururuka, nekuda kwe, pakati pezvimwe zvinhu, kugona kwayo kwepakati, kuwedzerwa huwandu uye kugona kwemafuta. Iwo maviri ekupedzisira A321neoLRs kujoina zvikepe akaita ndege dzadzo dzekutanga-kutakura nguva yekupedzisira svondo rapfuura dzakapihwa mafuta emagetsi (SAF) kubva kuAirbus Assembly chirimwa mu Hamburg, Germany.

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ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:

The entire Transat team, starting with our on-duty flight crews, is very pleased to return to action and to offer our passengers a restyled experience adapted to the situation.
To put things in perspective, September 11, 2001, was the most significant and transformative event in the travel and tourism industry in the last two decades.
Canada’s Transat, one of the largest integrated tourism companies in the world, is making its first commercial flights today, the day it is resuming air operations after four months of inactivity.