airline. Inter-Canadien suspended flight operations November 27, 1999, concurrent with the collapse of its code-share partner, Canadian Airlines International (which was acquired by Air Canada). The airline entered bankruptcy in April 2000. Its hangar facilities and maintenance licences were acquired by ExelTech Aerospace. Management CEO Robert Myhill (1998-1999) Vice President, Customer Service Michel Gagné (-1999) Director, Human Resources Alain Desgagné, CHRP (1995-1999) Director, Flight Operations Robert Learchaft (1998-1999) Director, Maintenance Wayne Donald (1996-1999) Staff 1,100 staff (1999) 400 pilots (1999) Fleet ATR-42-300 (1988-1999) Fokker F28 Fellowship (1998-1999) Fokker 100 (1987-1991) Hubs and destinations When it ceased flight operations in 1999, Inter-Canadien was flying to 28 destinations in Canada: Ontario Kingston London Sault Ste Marie Ottawa Toronto Hub Quebec Bagotville Baie Comeau Chibougamau Gaspe Iles de la Madeilaine La Grande Mont Joli Montreal Hub Quebec City Rouyn-Noranda Sept-Iles Val d'Or Atlantic Canada Charlo Charlottetown Chatham Deer Lake Fredericton Gander Halifax Hub Moncton Saint John St John's Stephenville Sydney Wabush See also List of defunct airlines of Canada References Defunct airlines of Canada Dorval Airlines established in 1986 Airlines disestablished in 1999 1986 establishments in Quebec