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August 13, 2009
The Economist
AFTER five years of litigation and almost 100 bound volumes of evidence, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is about to deliver its preliminary ruling on America's (for which read Boeing's) complaint...
August 14, 2009
BBC News
Sir Richard Branson has called on the US government to refuse British Airways permission to agree ticket schedules and prices with American Airlines.
August 14, 2009
Financial Post
Air Canada has plans to launch its own iPhone application, which it submitted to Apple Inc. last week and is pending approval.
August 14, 2009
Financial Post
Groupe Aeroplan Inc. reported a 15% fall in second-quarter profit Thursday on reduced margins and higher costs.
August 10,2009
The Financial Times
Passenger traffic on European airlines showed tentative signs of stabilisation in July after months of sharp declines...
August 11, 2009
Cape Breton Post
A grandfather and grandson who intended to fly to Australia instead found themselves in Nova Scotia, in what is the latest example of travellers mistaking the two Sydneys that are about 28,000 kilometres apart.
August 11, 2009
Financial Post
Buried in the news of Air Canada securing more than $1-billion in financing last month was that the country's largest carrier will not receive its new Boeing 787 "Dreamliners," until late 2013.
August 5, 2009
Globe and Mail
GlobAfter a four-month race to save his airline, Calin Rovinescu now embarks on a mission he expects will take five years.
July 30, 2009
The Canadian Press
Montreal - Air Canada (AC.B-T2.000.3823.46%) shares soared Thursday a day after the cash-strapped airline announced it has lined up more than $1-billion in financing.
July 31, 2009
Financial Post
Shares in Air Canada (ACb/ TSX) soared yesterday on the news that the country's largest carrier had secured more than $1-billion in additional liquidity.
July 31, 2009
Financial Post
The federal government said it opted to provide $100-million to Air Canada through the export-oriented Canada Account because the airline is dealing with "extraordinary circumstances" and Ottawa is confident of...