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Backgrounder: Decision No. 228-AT-A-2011 - June 16, 2011
In Decision No. 4-AT-A-2010 (January 2010), the Canadian Transportation Agency first addressed complaints by two persons regarding difficulties they experienced relating to peanut and nut allergies when travelling with Air Canada. Disability determination and Obstacle In its January 2010...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Appendix A:Terminal Code – Compliance by Airports with Public Information Requirements
Overall Compliance Ranking for Air Terminals The PDF of Appendix A shows the Overall Compliance Ranking of various Canadian terminals. Page 1 of the PDF is divided into 2 tables: the first reflecting the Overall Compliance Ranking from May 2009, and the second reflecting the Overall Compliance...
Web page | 2015-09-11
Appendix C: Terminal Code – Compliance by Ferry Terminals with Public Information Requirements
Overall Compliance Ranking of Ferry Terminals The PDF of Appendix C shows the Overall Compliance Ranking of various Canadian terminals. Page 1 of the PDF is divided into 2 tables: the first reflecting the Overall Compliance Ranking from December 2009, and the second reflecting the Overall...
Web page | 2015-09-11
Appendix B: Terminal Code – Compliance by Via Rail with Public Information Requirements
Overall Compliance Ranking Canadian rail terminals The PDF of Appendix B shows the Overall Compliance Ranking of various Canadian terminals. Page 1 of the PDF is divided into 2 tables: the first reflecting the Overall Compliance Ranking from December 2009, and the second reflecting the Overall...
Web page | 2015-09-11
Accessibility Advisory Committee
For advice on accessibility issues, the Agency consults its Accessibility Advisory Committee, made up of representatives from the community of persons with disabilities, the transportation industry and other interested parties. The Agency's Accessibility Advisory Committee and Working Group...
Web page | 2025-12-19
Compliance Report: Terminal Code
The Agency found that the majority of federally-regulated transportation terminals are now fully compliant with provisions of the Code of Practice: Passenger Terminal Accessibility. I. Background The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for ensuring that undue obstacles to the...
Publication | 2010-10-21
Ferry Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
INTRODUCTION A. The Canadian Transportation Agency The Canadian Transportation Agency (formerly known as the National Transportation Agency of Canada) is a quasi-judicial administrative tribunal of the federal government. Under Canadian legislation, the Agency has the responsibility for ensuring...
Publication | 2014-11-05
Passenger Rail Car Accessibility: Terms and Conditions
Purpose of this Code of Practice The purpose of this Code of Practice is to improve the accessibility of rail travel to persons with disabilities. In the 1995 TransAccess Information Base (Values in the TransAccess Information Base are age-adjusted projections of the figures for adults residing in...
Publication | 2016-01-21
Design of a job aid for airline handlers: a system for the safe handling and stowage of mobility aids during air travel
On this page The need for a job aid system Discussions with subject matter experts Observing ground handler operations Prototyping a job aid system Evaluating the job aid system Finalizing the job aid system Selecting the right materials Integrating the job aid system into...
Publication | 2026-04-27
Service dogs: A Guide
Read the PDF version (443 ko) Watch the ASL videos 1. Purpose ASL version of Chapter 1. Purpose Continue to the next video: Chapter 2. What is considered to be a service dog   This guide explains the obligations of transportation...
Publication | 2026-04-20

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