A Canadian airline canceled flights to a city in Tennessee in the midst of the escalating trade war of Donald Trump.
Flair Airlines, a budget airline located in Edmonton, Alberta, revealed that it is calling all flights to Nashville.
“We are constantly evaluating networking opportunities based on our mission to offer travelers as many affordable flights as possible based on demand,” Flair Director of Communications Kim Bowie told Tennesseans.
“We don't have Nashville in our sales schedule at the moment, but we are constantly evaluating networking opportunities and look forward to returning to Nashville in the future.”
Commissioner of Tennessee Department of Tourism Mark Ezell has the cancellation directly connected to the Trade War on Monday during a Tennessee House Finance, Ways and Means Committee Meeting.
“We see travelers respond quickly to political news, and then we see that great marketing that traveler sentiment overcomes,” said Ezell.
'You just plow in all those reasons. Do you really want to miss the Smokey Mountains? Do you really want to miss to go to Graceland and see Elvis for the first time? Or Dolly? '
Customers on both sides of the political gap responded to the news that the airline cut the flights to Tennessee – with some Canadians who announced Flair's decision, while other Americans celebrated that there will be fewer Canadian tourists in their state.
Flair Airlines, a budget airline located in Edmonton, Alberta, revealed that it is calling all flights to Nashville
Tennessee Department of Tourism Commissioner Mark Ezell has directly connected the cancellation to the trade war
“Oh no. Less drunk Canadian tourists who rent cars, they don't seem to be driving in Nashville. Complain about the prices and why we don't have that [xyz] As they have in Canada, “said one person.
Others supported Flair Airlines and insisted that it was the right way to send a message to the US.
'In the midst of tense political climate? Your dear leader wants to annex Canada … you really think Canadians will travel to the US? Oh and a little warning … never went back, “said one person.
'My favorite airline @Flairairairlines has always just become a favorite. I like that many Canadians will reward you. I promise I have to fly with you when I can for the near future, “said another.
'Flair Airlines canadize Canadian flights to Nashville, once an important destination for Canadian musicians. TN politicians naively believe that marketing can overcome the “loud” noise. No tourist marketing can conquer WH -Felon on Fox that says that “filthy” Canada should be the 51st state, “said a third person.
In the midst of a budding trade war between Canada and the United States, the nation in the north began to take some patriotic measures to keep their spirit alive.
Canada responded to Trump's new rates by announcing $ 21 billion in new rates that focus on importing American computers and sports equipment.
A wave of anti-American sentiment has been flooded by Canada thanks to the repeated suggestions of President Trump to annex the nation as the '51st state'.
Canada responded to Trump's new rates by announcing $ 21 billion in new rates that focus on importing American computers and sports equipment
Not only that, but Trump started to impose a wave of rates that would negatively influence the Canadian economy.
In the past few days, the American national anthem has been stolen with sporting events in Canada – especially at NBA and NHL games.
But the city of Mississauga, Ontario – a neighbor of Toronto – has taken things one step further by explaining the removal of American flags from all the sports locations of the city.
Canadians also call for authorities in the land of the Maple Leaf to touch Americans where it hurts the most – and forbid Pornhub.
The X-rated pornography site, which is owned in Canada, collects nearly 40 percent of its traffic from the United States, according to their latest annual assessment.
One Canadian Rage Room has given customers a unique way to blow off steam in the midst of the intense political climate between the country and the US.
The Rage Room Halifax has offered customers the opportunity to literally take violent success with President Donald Trump as part of the 'Smash the Rates Special Event' of the company.
As part of the promotion, the company – aimed at people who want to do their anger by destroying objects – is with which customers can break a free portrait of Trump according to the website.
The homepage on the site shows a black and neon portrait of the supreme commander, and promises the favorable time of customers. '
'Until the rates come off, we understand that you might have a little extra anger that you want to walk! So we are proud to announce our Smash The Tariffs event!, “It was referring to the ongoing trade war between Canada and the US.
If the breaking of an image of the president was not enough, customers can also buy framed images of vice president JD Vance and first Buddy Elon Musk for an extra $ 5. Who are donated to local food banks.
