Enerjet and Economic Slowdown

federal government: The charter airline primarily transports workers to and from the oil sands, according to Huffington Post Canada. Since the economic slowdown, Enerjet has started offering "Jump On" seats on planes that would otherwise be sitting idle. Calgary-based Enerjet has offered up its fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft and logistics personnel to help the federal government and agencies settle the newcomers. The offer to the federal government is similarly motivated. "We are here in Calgary in the heart of the recession. So at this point, yes, we do have more aircraft available than we might otherwise have," Darcy Morgan, chief commercial officer with Enerjet, told CBC News. Enerjet has at times, relied on the oil patch for some of our business. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.