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The use of non-disclosure agreements by Canadian airlines amid a record backlog of 61,000 passenger complaints.
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Turkish Airlines places massive order for a mix of A321 Neo, A350-900, A350-1000 and A350F jets.
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Southwest Airlines reaches agreement to settle cancelation of thousands of flights last December.
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Police seized allegedly stolen items worth around $2.2 million from a group of airport employees.
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Agency may consist of regional response teams that Ottawa can call into action when disaster strikes.
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FAA proposes changes for nearly 2,000 Boeing planes to prevent repeat of fatal engine-housing breakup.
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The Air Transport Association of Canada eagerly anticipates meeting Minister of Transport, Pablo Rodriguez in January. We look forward to collaborative efforts, addressing industry challenges, and forging solutions for a resilient and thriving aviation sector.
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Porter Airlines CEO Michael Deluce says the travel market is too small to keep all of Canada's airlines afloat for two more years, as legacy and low-cost carriers embark on swift expansion.
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Transat AT CEO CEO Annick Guerard says consumers show little sign of travel wariness, but increased competition and customer financial strain have begun to thin out profit margins.
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China increases pressure on self-ruled territory it claims as its own ahead of January election.
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Small plane crashed into power lines in Oregon late Saturday afternoon.
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Sales of aerospace products and parts rose 6.9 per cent to $2.2 billion in October.
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Three countries reach agreement to produce combat aircraft for deployment in 2035.
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Five people were accused of exporting two aircraft allegedly refitted for military purposes without permits.
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Federal investigators say captain pointed the jet's nose upward to avoid a head-on crash on runway.
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