Air Canada announced Wednesday it was removing the Boeing 737 Max from its schedule until February 2020.
Air Canada drops Max until Valentine’s Day
Brett Ballah
Journalist based in Vancouver.
Email me : publisher@westernaviationnews.com or DM me on Twitter @brettballah
Supreme Court asked to weigh in on passenger protections
Two Canadians are asking the Supreme Court of weigh in on the country’s passenger rights protections, arguing delay provisions discriminate against people with spinal cord injuries.
Airbus reveals first CC-295 search and rescue plane in full colours
The first new Royal Canadian Air Force CC-295 search and rescue plane has rolled out of the paint facility in Seville, Spain. It will be delivered later this year.
Westjet begins construction of its first branded lounge
Westjet has begun construction of a new flagship lounge for premium passengers at its Calgary hub.
Ottawa International to test drone detection technology
To counter the risk posed by drones, Ottawa International Airport is partnering with NAV Canada and QinetiQ to tesk new detection technology.
Swoop partners with Sunwing
Swoop and Sunwing have partnered on flights to Mexico, adding another wrinkle to Canada’s highly competitive leisure travel market.
Three Canadian airports among world’s most internationally connected
Three Canadian airports – Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal – figure among world’s 50 most internationally connected, according to a study released Wednesday.
Aerospace heads offer advice for federal election
Leaders of four of Canada’s top aerospace companies advised campaigning politicians not to take the Canadian aerospace industry for granted.
