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Bloc critic and Westjet CEO denounce ministerial approval of the Air Canada-Transat A.T. transaction - Vimarsana News

Bloc critic and Westjet CEO denounce ministerial approval of the Air Canada-Transat A.T. transaction

  MONTREAL -- The Bloc Québécois and head Westjet executive are both calling out Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra's decision to approve the sale of Transat A.T. to Air Canada. On Thursday, the minister said the proposed acquisition will bring greater stability to the Canadian air transport market and that it will be accompanied by strict terms that will promote international competition and connectivity, and protect jobs. Bloc Québécois Transport, Infrastructure and Communities spokesperson Xavier Barsalou-Duval said, however, that by ignoring a rival offer, Alghabra acted as if h...

Coronavirus pandemic causes 'bleak' 2020 financial year for Air Canada - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus pandemic causes 'bleak' 2020 financial year for Air Canada

Air Canada posted a staggering $1.16 billion loss in the fourth quarter of 2020, a result that caps off what the company's chief executive called the bleakest year in aviation history.

Air Canada Is Leaning Into a Covid Testing Mandate as Other Airlines Balk - Vimarsana News

Air Canada Is Leaning Into a Covid Testing Mandate as Other Airlines Balk

Air Canada hopes the Canadian government will adopt a Covid testing mandate in order to jump start the country's stalled travel recovery.

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Air Canada ends 'undeniably grim' year with Q4 loss of C$1.2bn | News - Vimarsana News

Air Canada ends 'undeniably grim' year with Q4 loss of C$1.2bn | News

Air Canada ended 2020 with a fourth-quarter loss of C$1.2 billion ($950 million), closing a year the company’s outgoing chief executive calls “undeniably grim”.

110 WestJet employees in Manitoba permanently laid off as airline switches to contractor - Vimarsana News

110 WestJet employees in Manitoba permanently laid off as airline switches to contractor

Posted: Feb 02, 2021 10:12 PM CT | Last Updated: February 3 WestJet kiosks at James Armstrong Richardson airport in Winnipeg, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021. Around 130 WestJet employees working in customer service and ground handling services in Manitoba will lose their jobs as the company shifts those jobs to contract workers.(Walther Bernal/CBC) An anticipated wave of layoffs from Canadian air carrier WestJet has hit workers in Manitoba as the company starts contracting out all customer service and ground handling duties in the province.  In June, WestJet announced it was laying off 3,333 workers ...

Source: cbc.ca