On the eve of the airline’s first anniversary, Swoop President Steven Greenway opens up about some of the lessons he learned about the Canadian market.
Sunday reader: Swoop learns lessons from first year of service
Transat sees fierce competition to Europe this summer
Canadian leisure operator Air Transat said Thursday that “fierce” competition on flights to Europe is forcing some carriers to lower their prices during the peak summer season. “We are seeing pressure from […]
“This plane brought to you by Coke,” and other changes to Canadian air regulations
The Canadian Transportation Agency has removed bans on advertising on planes, among other regulatory updates.
Swoop flight attendants gain union certification
The Canadian Union of Public Employees has been certified to represent 170 flight attendants at ultra low-cost carrier Swoop.
St. John’s celebrates centennial of Atlantic flight
Commemorations kick off Tuesday in Canada and Ireland, to mark the centennial of the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic by John Alcock and Arthur Brown.
Sunday reader: Airports turn away from planes in a bid to boost revenues
Western Aviation News takes a deep dive into the world of airport finances, this week examining how airports are becoming some of the biggest land developers in Canada.