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Air Canada shares jump to their highest since start of COVID-19 after it sells 25% stake in Aeroplan

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Air Canada shares jump to their highest since start of COVID-19 after it sells 25% stake in Aeroplan

Airline will sell a quarter of its Aeroplan loyalty program to Blackstone and three pension funds for $2.5-billion

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