Max Ward, bush pilot and airline founder, who helped usher in the era of airline deregulation, has died in Edmonton.
Obituary: Max Ward, whose activism helped usher in Canadian airline deregulation, has died
‘Wrong time’ to promote air travel: epidemiologist
An epidemiologist from the University of Toronto says, even though they’re struggling, it’s the wrong time for airlines to promote air travel in Canada.
A plan to safely restart air travel
The Canadian government has released a Flight plan for safe air travel that assembles dozens of measures already in place to help restart the aviation industry from the depths of the pandemic and opens possibilities for future developments.
Airlines request help from federal government
Canada’s airlines have wasted no time issuing a request for help from the new federal finance minister.
No government fix for people wanting refunds for cancelled flights
Canada’s Minister of Transport appeared Friday to rule out forcing airlines to reimburse travellers for cancelled flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wage subsidies worth $600 million or more for Canada’s airlines
Federal wage subsidies could help beleaguered Canadian airlines and their employees to the tune of more than $600 million by June 6, when the subsidy period expires.