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.
Supreme Court asked to weigh in on passenger protections
Canada issues first fine under new drone rules
Transport Canada has issued its first fine under new drone rules that came into effect in June, after a man allegedly flew too close to Toronto Raptors fan celebrations.
“This plane brought to you by Coke,” and other changes to Canadian air regulations
The Canadian Transportation Agency has removed bans on advertising on planes, among other regulatory updates.
OPINION: Air Passenger Bill of Rights – good politics, but why bother?
WAN OPINION: Canada’s new passenger rights regulations are great politics, mediocre policy, and may make some enforcement worse.
Majority of Canada’s Air Passenger Rights bill to come into force July 15
Canada’s Air Passenger Bill of Rights will go ahead this summer, despite wide-spread concern about their scope and applicability. “We are delighted this day has finally happened,” said Transport Minister Marc Garneau. […]
Passenger group welcomes new delay directive
Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau has told the Canadian Transportation Agency, which regulates airlines, to lower the threshold for rules for planes delayed on the tarmac to less than three hours.
