Boeing warned airlines Tuesday to expect the 737 Max to return to service in mid-2020, meaning the workhorse aircraft will have been grounded at least 15 months.
Canadian airlines ground Boeing 737 Max until late June
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St. John's International closed for Snowmageddon
St. John’s International said Monday it would remain closed to passenger flights until Wednesday morning, more than five days after 76 cm of snow fell on the city.
Edmonton 2019 passenger traffic falls
Edmonton International Airport reported 100,000 fewer people passed through the airport in 2019 compared to the previous year.
Air Canada A220 set for departure
Air Canada is set to launch its first A220 revenue service Thursday, aboard flight 317 from Montreal to Calgary.
Swoop adds three Atlantic destinations
Swoop will offer new service to three Atlantic provinces thanks to the arrival of its 10th Boeing 737-800NG.
Nanaimo joins growing list of airports with transit service
Nanaimo Airport on Vancouver Island inaugurated regular transit service Monday, becoming one of the the smallest Canadian passenger facilities to join the list.
Alberta airports tops in on-time performance
Calgary and Edmonton performed best in their categories among Canadian airports in on-time performance in 2019, though Canada as a whole lagged badly in world rankings.
First woman elected to head Canadian Airports Council
Joyce Carter has been elected the first woman to head up the Canadian Airports Council.
