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2 months ago

Union representing Air Canada's flight attendants files for conciliation as talks stall | CBC News

Air Canada flight attendants are pushing for better compensation and working conditions after filing for conciliation amid stalled contract negotiations.
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2 months ago

Air Canada is offering triple points to entice wary Europeans to fly to North America

We did experience some turbulence in the first quarter, however, we managed all of it very effectively," said CEO Michael Rousseau, reflecting on the challenges faced.
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2 months ago

Couple's airline credit stolen, used for stranger's luxury flight and Air Canada blamed them | CBC News

Air Canada failed to protect a couple from a credit theft and then blamed them for the incident.
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3 months ago

Air Canada took couple to court rather than pay $2K compensation. A year later, it gave in | CBC News

Air Canada has settled a lengthy compensation dispute with a B.C. couple over a significant flight delay.
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3 months ago

Day Around the Bay: Warehouse Fire Sparked In Oakland

A significant warehouse fire in Oakland required major firefighting efforts, with smoke spreading across the city.
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3 months ago

Air Canada flight from Toronto to Las Vegas makes emergency landing after smoke reported in cockpit | CBC News

Air Canada Flight 1702 was diverted to Des Moines after reports of smoke in the cockpit, landing safely around 4 p.m.
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fromInsideHook
5 months ago

Report: Air Canada Looks to Expand US Flights by 2028

Air Canada is set to expand its U.S. routes from 50 to 60-65 airports by 2028, aiming to strengthen ties and offer more travel options.
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fromBusiness Insider
10 months ago

I'm a retired pilot who worked for royalty. I had no idea how the rich spent their money.

"I started flying when I was 12. My parents had a little cabin northwest of Montreal that we'd go to in the summer. A nearby air service company had four or five airplanes. I talked my dad into going and seeing if I could get a job. They said: 'Yeah, sure. We can't pay you though, because you're underage.' My job was fueling the airplanes, loading baggage, and whatever else. In return, the pilots taught me how to fly."
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