After chaotic 2022, how is Canada's air travel sector shaping up for summer?
Travellers might have a smoother ride this time around as Canadian airlines and airports roll out a series of measures. Here is what to expect when flying this summer.
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Travellers might have a smoother ride this time around as Canadian airlines and airports roll out a series of measures. Here is what to expect when flying this summer.
Travellers might have a smoother ride this time around as Canadian airlines and airports roll out a series of measures. Here is what to expect when flying this summer.
With almost all COVID-19-related travel restrictions lifted, it's expected that the pent-up desire to get away will result in even higher numbers of Canadians travelling by air over the coming months.
Thousands of pieces of luggage wait to be reunited with their owners after weather and staffing issues caused hundreds of flights to be delayed or cancelled over the holidays. Some are calling for tougher rules to force airlines to make things right when flights go wrong.
In the early evening of December 6, an individual broke the rules and walked onto the tarmac at Montreal's YUL Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport, forcing authorities to delay several flights.