Moving towards modern and effective air passenger protection

To give Canadians a chance to have their say while ensuring that we move forward as quickly as possible, we will launch focused, intensive public consultations on Air Passenger Protection Regulations immediately after Bill C-49 receives Royal Assent, assuming it passes both houses of Parliament.
Canada's federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau, pictured recently on the Hill.
Air travel is integral to modern life. Usually, it is uneventful, but when something goes wrong, the experience can be disruptive and frustrating—in no small part because as individual passengers, we often have little control over events and little knowledge of our rights. The Transportation Mode...

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