The Canadian Transportation Agency said it has launched an investigation after an Edmonton couple was bumped off a WestJet flight. Continue reading →

Bob Brown, a disability rights advocate, says the long-awaited rules reduce by up to 2,000 kilometres the distance he can travel by air without putting his health at risk. Continue reading →

The airline’s first flight to the States was supposed to start taking off this week, but were cancelled at the last minute as Swoop awaits “one final regulatory approval required to operate to the U.S.” Continue reading →

WestJet is cutting back on flights across its network as it reduces capacity to meet consumer demand while also trying to reverse its first quarterly loss in 13 years. Continue reading →

Swoop will become Canada’s first ultra low cost airline to fly to the United States when it launches service this fall to five popular tourist destinations in Florida, Nevada and Arizona. Continue reading →

Swoop, Canada’s newest ultra-low cost airline, will have more seats per plane, less legroom, and extra costs for things like snacks, checked baggage, and in-flight entertainment. Continue reading →

The federal transport minister is urging the country’s airlines to voluntarily stop removing passengers from full flights against their will before its legislation banning the practice comes into force. Continue reading →

Flights will still be overbooked, but passengers might get better compensation if newly-proposed rules on air travel go through. Continue reading →