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Service standard: Air Service Licences Issued
Service name Air Service Licences Issued Service description The Canada Transportation Agency (CTA) is the aeronautical authority for Canada that issues licences to operate publicly available air services. The CTA issues licences to operate domestic air services to Canadian applicants. It...
Web page | 2019-05-02
Service standard: Charter Permits for Canadian-Originating Non-Scheduled International Air Service
Service name Charter Permits for Canadian-Originating Non-Scheduled International Air Services Service description An international charter air service is a non-scheduled international service operated under a contractual arrangement between an air carrier and a charterer. Carriers holding a...
Web page | 2019-05-02
Chair and CEO Scott Streiner addresses the RBC Canadian Automotive, Transportation and Industrials Conference on May 14, 2019
Staying balanced, moving quickly: Key changes in the operating frameworks of Canada's rail and air sectors Check Against Delivery 1905 is often referred to as the "miraculous year." Sadly, this is not because it was the first full year of operations for Canada's newly-minted Board of Railway...
Speeches | 2019-05-21
Chair and CEO Scott Streiner addresses the RBC Capital Markets Automotive, Industrials and Transportation Conference
Staying balanced, moving quickly: Key changes in the operating frameworks of Canada's rail and air sectors Speech at the RBC Canadian Automotive, Transportation and Industrials Conference – Toronto - May 14, 2019  
News | 2019-05-21
Air Passenger Protection Regulations
Regulations The regulations provide for clearer and more consistent air passenger rights by imposing certain minimum airline requirements in air travel – including standards of treatment and, in some situations, compensation for passengers. Air Passenger Protection Know...
Web page | 2019-05-22
Air Passenger Protection Regulations - Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement
Executive summary Issues: Currently, Canada does not have a standardized passenger protection regime for air travel. While the Air Transportation Regulations (ATR) establish the terms and conditions that air carriers operating in Canada must address in their tariffs, air carriers are permitted to...
Web page | 2019-05-22
Air Passenger Protection Regulations finalized
May 24, 2019 – Gatineau, QC – Canadian Transportation Agency The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) announced today that the Air Passenger Protection Regulations are now finalized. The regulations will come into effect in two stages. Beginning July 15, 2019, airlines will have to:...
News | 2019-05-24
Canadian Transportation Agency Chair & CEO Scott Streiner to be joined by the Honourable Marc Garneau at YYZ to make an important announcement on Air Passenger Protection
Gatineau – May 23, 2019 Scott Streiner, Chair & CEO of the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) will be joined by the Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport,to launch the final Air Passenger Protection Regulations. Mr. Streiner and Minister Garneau will be available to answer media...
News | 2019-05-23
Chair and CEO Scott Streiner press conference statement on Air Passenger Protection Regulations, May 24, 2019
Today marks a milestone for air travel in Canada. The Air Passenger Protection Regulations, or APPR, will, for the first time, lay out airlines' minimum obligations to passengers if, for example, their flight is delayed or cancelled, they're denied boarding, they sit on a plane during a tarmac...
Speeches | 2019-05-28
Chair and CEO Scott Streiner press conference statement on Air Passenger Protection Regulations
Chair and CEO Scott Streiner press conference statement on Air Passenger Protection Regulations, May 24, 2019
News | 2019-05-28

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