Air North has launched a home meal delivery service in Whitehorse, preserving a half-dozen jobs that would otherwise have fallen victim to COVID-19.
Air North food goes takeout
Brett Ballah
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Minister urged to approve Air Canada-Transat merger despite competition concerns
Canada’s Minister of Transport is being urged to approve the merger of Air Canada and Air Transat, despite concerns about the harm it would to air air service between Canada and dozens of popular holiday destinations.
Help coming for Canada’s airports stricken by COVID-19
Canada’s biggest airports got a financial lifeline Monday as Ottawa announced a break on the rent they pay each year.
Air Canada sheds 16,500 jobs as a result of COVID-19
Air Canada announced it would shed 16,500 jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing the number of jobs lost in Canadian aviation to almost 45,000.
Grande Prairie cuts hours to cope with COVID-19
Grande Prairie is the first Canadian airport to drastically reduce service hours in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Air Canada drops 1,000 more flights from April schedule
Air Canada has further reduced its planned flying for the month of April, dropping routes and cutting frequencies as Canada’s largest carrier continues to feel the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vancouver halts construction and plans to close 55% of its terminal
Vancouver International Airport – Canada’s largest hub to the Asia-Pacific region – is preparing to close more than half of its terminal due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new information released Friday.
Quebec City announces first airport COVID-19 layoffs
Quebec City became the first Canadian airport to announce the layoff of 40 people Friday as the COVID-19 pandemic touches all aspects of aviation.
