Transport Minister Marc Garneau: "I have never ever said that the bill of passenger rights is contained in the legislation." (Excerpt from the December 12, 2017 meeting of the Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications.)
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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- 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)