The merging of charter operators Canada 3000 and Montreal-based Royal Aviation will create the second largest airline in Canada and may force No. 1, Air Canada, to cut fares even further. Last week, Toronto-based Canada 3000 said it would ac- quire all of Royal's shares for $56 million in order to bolster its domestic network. The combined carriers will have a 34-aircraft fleet and 30 domestic city pairs, numbers that are expected to grow this summer.
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