Journalist based in Vancouver.
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This week in the Sunday Reader, we take a deep dive into the world Airport Improvement Fees, that last year, added $1.4 billion to airports’ bottom lines, while they spent $1 billion on capital projects.
Canadian low-cost carrier Swoop has celebrated its one millionth passenger, just weeks shy of its first birthday.
Global air cargo falls, while passenger growth slows amid trade war, according to data published Wednesday by the International Air Transport Association.
A computer blackout left passengers stranded across North America, and seething at what they call a lack of information from the carrier.
A pair of Air North flights marked the dawn of a new era in aviation in Dawson City when they landed on the North’s first newly-paved runway in 25 years.
WAN OPINION: Canada’s new passenger rights regulations are great politics, mediocre policy, and may make some enforcement worse.