Sole survivor
Like a tree shedding leaves in autumn, two of Canada's three low-cost airlines - Greyhound Air and VistaJet - fell to earth in September. In the past year and a half the three carriers had between them revolutionised air travel in Canada, reversing a long decline in air traffic with ...
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