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To: Goose94 who wrote (63902)8/13/2019 2:06:34 PM
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Boeing (BA-NY) Airline ends trans-Atlantic routes to Canada due to 737 Max grounding

Aug 13, '19

Norwegian Air says it's ending trans-Atlantic service between Ireland Canadian airports because the grounding of Boeing 737 Max aircraft has made the routes "no longer commercially viable."

Its last flight to Ireland from Hamilton, Ontario, will depart on Sept. 13.

The airline says the decision reflects uncertainty about when or whether the troubled Boeing 737 Max will return to the air. Aviation authorities around the world grounded the plane in March after two fatal crashes.

Norwegian bought the 737 Max specifically to support service between Europe and smaller airports across the Atlantic.
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