This week on the Sunday reader: Air Canada reinforces its hubs, what does that mean for the rest of the country? And where will Canada’s fastest-growing airport be?
Sunday reader: The week in Canadian aviation
The symbiotic relationship between Air Canada and its Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver hubs
Western Aviation News, for its 100th dispatch, examines the symbiotic relationship between Air Canada and its three domestic hubs in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
Toronto Pearson International shatters passenger record
Toronto reported record passenger numbers in 2018, falling just shy of 50 million passengers.
Air Canada announces New Zealand service
Air Canada moved to further strengthen its Pacific hub, announcing new seasonal service from Vancouver to Auckland, New Zealand.
Sunday reader: the week in Canadian aviation
In the Sunday Reader this week, a 767 crash claims three, Flair takes a beating for cancelling U.S. flights, and Westjet starts a new era.
Flair faces backlash for flight cancellations, could be forced to compensate
The Canadian Transportation Agency says people affected by the cancellation of numerous Flair flights to Florida and California, may be entitled to compensation. “Currently Flair Airlines reports that it is offering refunds […]