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Echo Hotel – Aviation Law Newsletter

Canada Jetlines, latest airline to enter the crowded field, lands first flight

‘Simply misinformation’: new travel regulations create exploitable loophole, critics say

Arbitrator’s award addresses termination pay and severance pay entitlements of employees deemed terminated after layoff

Canadian Transportation Agency orders Air Canada to pay passengers compensation for cancelled flight

Canada Jetlines Receives Air Operating Certificate from Transport Canada

Airlines push back against incoming passenger refund requirements

Canada's no-fly list for suspected terrorists survives constitutional challenge by two men trying to get off it

Passengers with disabilities say they want to remain in wheelchairs on flights

Canada needs a firm emissions reductions target for the aviation sector: open letter

Airline workers face insults, physical threats amid travel delays: ‘Worst I’ve ever seen’

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