Calgary International handled a record number of passengers in 2019, but revenues were $7 million less than forecast. How is that possible? We take a look.
Calgary International reports pre-COVID operating loss
Snowbirds plan cross-Canada salute
The Snowbirds have announced Operation Inspiration, a cross-Canada tour to boost morale during the pandemic.
Winnipeg reports $5 million lost revenue due to COVID-19
Winnipeg International Airport released data Tuesday offering a glimpse at the impact COVID-19 is having on Canada’s aviation industry.
Winnipeg council vote protects airport approach
Winnipeg city council voted Tuesday to stop a redevelopment under a flight path at the city’s international airport.
In the midst of pandemic, Fredericton opens new check-in and departure lounge
Fredericton International Airport has opened the first phase of its terminal expansion and renovation in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chorus adopts poison pill to prevent a hostile takeover
Halifax-based Chorus Aviation has adopted a poison pill to prevent a hostile takeover while its share price is depressed by COVID-19.
Canadian airline regulator clarifies position on COVID refunds
The Canadian Transportation Agency has issued an FAQ clarifying its position on whether airlines should offer refunds to passengers whose flights are cancelled as a result of COVID-19.
Jazz to convert Dash 8-400s to carry freight
Crippled by the drop off in passenger demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian regional carrier Jazz Aviation will convert De Havilland Dash 8-400s to carry packages instead of people.
