September 14, 2019 – Disabled passengers worried about new aviation rules
TOP STORY
New rules present some greater barriers to air travel, disabled passengers say
CTA DECISIONS
- Suspension – Island Air Inc. c-o-b Island Air – Order No. 2019-A-143
Licence No. 090017
TC/TSB NEWS
- Canadian Transportation Agency issues International Working Group’s recommendations on mobility aids and air travel
- Government of Canada invests in pilot training at the First Nations Technical Institute
- Government of Canada invests in transportation infrastructure improvements at the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport
- TSB deploys a team of investigators following an accident near Racine, Quebec, on 4 September
- MMEL Notification
- CAR 700 series
- CAR 500 series
- CAR 300 series
- Civil aviation safety alert
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION NEWS
- CBAA – CYUL NOTAM
- COPA – Minister blocks airport project
- COPA – President’s corner: September 2019
UNION ASSOCIATION NEWS
- UNIFOR 2002 – Air Canada CSSA’s: upcoming proposal meetings
AVIATION NEWS
- Airline sues Moncton airport after plane damaged by snowbank
- Canadian airline passengers will soon have rights. But will they be enforced?
- CBAA compensation study: how bizav measures up
- Drone Delivery Canada announces commercial agreement with Vision Profile
- Inauguration of the Espace Wendake at YQB – Huron-Wendat culture takes centre stage at Quebec City Airport
- Maverick at Mirabel: Aerocycle takes a new look at old aircraft
- Seven charges laid following series of luggage thefts from Vancouver’s airport
- Skyservice Business Aviation leading Canada in aircraft sales
- Swoop emergency landing in Abbotsford
- The next generation of aircraft will track your bathroom visits
- To murder his wife, he killed 22 more: the Sault-au-Cochon plane crash of 1949
- Unmanned Systems Canada student UAS competition incoming
- Warman, Sask., teen now one of Canada’s youngest pilots
- Winnipeg airport to re-open runway after months of repairs