The Canada based airline, Zoom announced recently that it was increasing the number of it's transatlantic flights. They're expecting a busy summer travel season between Canada and the United Kingdom this year and are pretty confident in their ability to fill the planes.

It will be adding flights between Cardiff, Wales and Toronto, Ontario. It will also introduce a weekly flight between Cardiff, Wales and Vancouver, British Columbia.

Zoom Airlines has built a strong reputation as one of the cheapest airlines to fly transatlantic with. They're a budget airline but without being a cattle hauler like US airline Southwest. They include a hot meal with the ticket as well as free beverages.

Flyzoom is taking advantage of the recent liberalization in US and Europe transatlantic flights thanks to the Open Skies Agreement. The airline Zoom is also expected to begin offering flights to and from the continental United States, something that will give some competition to the big players. Currently Zoom Airways has a small fleet of five planes that fly to 15 destinations with their headquarters in Ottawa, Canada.

Best of luck to them. I hope they give British Airways their run for the money.