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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Mey 27, 1966 35 | Lowering Pacific Air Fares! ~~ "If we can get promotionaljeyes of American visitors and air fares instituted, we can ex- American travel agents. Termed Impudent In N.Z. =:1,n0! seusen news [to sGe8e in traffic from the United States R ina sas ' to New Zealand, and no one will WELLINGTON (CP) -- An of-jof thi ' r nof-jof the business must work in he more pleased to see this hap- ficial of Air New Zealand has| harmony and plan in unison. deacrihad as imorudent 2 move! 'Atv Mew Zealand helned vi.| Den than L" by Canadian Pacific s lower air ae og oneer most successful incentive- CAN'T BE DONE fare schemes on the Tasman 'A 50-per-cent growth in traf- cific, VISIT F. A. Reeves, general man- Sea (between Australia and fic overnight is nonsense and VAN BELLE ager of the govenment-owned New Zealand) and now wishes! impossible of achievement. And GARDENS M to apply similar incentiv: New Zeala ine, 4 : t entives to "ak w Zealand line, said his op our jong-haul routes. where it °%®" if it could be done, it osition to the CPA proposal Tos aoc tn te Seinciste o ate should be noted that no such would create confusion and bot- 3 Miles East of Oshowe fares but to the manner in tgs have been attempted tlenecks in several respects, on Highway Ne. 2 y any other operator in the which would only serve to dam- PH. 623-5757 which the Canadian lihe pro...) posed precipitate reductions, im- esd yeas age New Zealand's name in the plying that they were capable achievement overnight, CPA has filed applications with the governments of New Zealand, Australia, Britain (for Fiji), the United States (for Hawaii) and Canada to intro- duce 30-day excursion fares to the south Pacific that would be 40 per cent below the present tariff, and to cut regular. fares + by 20 per cent. CONSEQUENCES IGNORED Reeves said the. proposal shows no regard for the conse quences that a haphazard lack of planning would have. The proposal was an embarrassment to all other airlines and to those concerned with the sustained de- velopment of the New Zealand tourist industry. 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