We pull apart the forthcoming law on overbooking, delays and tarmac holds — and find other countries offer more protection to passengers.
Download Reports
- Analysis of the Proposed Amendments to Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations (Mar. 2025)
- Air Travel Complaints Cost Recovery Fee: Implementing the Policy Objective (Nov. 2024)
- Strengthening Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations (Aug. 2023)
- Losing Ground: Erosion of Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regime (May 2023)
- From the Ground Up: Revamping Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regime (Dec. 2022)
- Deficiencies of the Proposed Air Passenger Protection Regulations (Feb. 2019)
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- Anti-Passenger Regulations Alarm Advocacy Group
- Air Passenger Rights publishes report on proposed regulations
- 9 Lies from the Trudeau Government on New Airline Regulations
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News
- Kelly McParland: Canada's air passenger bill of rights fails its first big test with COVID-19 (National Post)
- Swoop Passengers Who Were On Cancelled Flights May Get Nothing Under New Rules (Huffington Post)
- WestJet Bumping Incident Raises Fears New Air Passenger Rules Are Toothless (Huffington Post)
- Air Canada, Porter among airlines asking court to quash new passenger rights rules (CP)
- Canada's Airlines, Airports Among World's Worst For Delays, And It Could Soon Get Worse (Huffington Post)