NewLeaf has now taken to the air.
It includes your seat, a seatbelt and one personal item, such as a purse or briefcase. From here any additional items that you want to include are added à-la-carte style — it’s all up to you. If you want a carry-on bag, NewLeaf charges $40 at the check- in counter or $80 at the gate. Check- ing your bag is actually cheaper: $35 at the check-in counter ($70 at the gate) for the first bag, and $45 at the check-in counter ($90 at the gate) for the second bag. Want priority seat- ing? Seat selection? Printed boarding passes? Food or snacks? It’s all extra, but you only pay for what you want. Investment from Manitoba First Nations
Te seven First Nation owners of
South Beach Casino have formed a separate business consortium and are making a significant investment in NewLeaf. “South Beach Capital Part- ners are excited by the opportunity to
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become part owners of NewLeaf and to share in its growth. We have made a significant investment that we are confident will be returned many times over. Profits can be used to improve residents’ lives in our home commu- nities, and to finance further devel- opment opportunities — both social and economic,” says Jim Bear, chief of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, speak- ing on behalf of the First Nations in- vestment group. “We are honoured by the trust and
commitment that SBCP has shown NewLeaf and welcome them as finan- cial partners,” responds Jim Young, Te verdict from Canadians If the sold-out inaugural flight from Hamilton to Moncton on July 29 is any indication, the future looks bright for NewLeaf. “Tis exceeds our pro- jections, and we are thrilled. In ad- dition, many of our flights are near capacity. We know Canadians have
been waiting for this service, and are delighted to increase their travel op- tions,” shares Jim Young. For more information visit
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