Wheels up: on our way to new protections for air passengers

As Canada's longest-standing independent regulator and tribunal, the CTA builds on strong foundations of experience and expertise, while bringing a commitment to engagement and agility to the delivery of its responsibilities in a rapidly-changing world.

We've also recognized that because aviation, by its nature, crosses borders, efforts are needed to strengthen accessibility principles and practices for air travel at the international as well as domestic level, writes Scott Streiner. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY SCOTT STREINER

October 22, 2018

Canadians will soon have new protections when they fly. In May 2016, the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) launched the Regulatory Modernization Initiative (RMI), a complete review of all the regulations it administers to ensure that they keep pace with emerging business models, customer expecta...

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