Federal Court of Appeal upholds decision to boost accessibility at Air Canada

Federal Court of Appeal upholds decision to boost accessibility at Air Canada

A judicial tribunal has dismissed an appeal by Air Canada that sought to overturn a requirement to fully accommodate passengers whose wheelchairs are too large to fit through the cargo doors of some aircraft

Two media professionals achieve an important success in the fight for F-35 documents before the Federal Court. The highest authority rejects the exceptions to the public principle mentioned by Armasuisse and Empa. The transparency requirement must be re-examined during the combat jet purchase documentation – for noise measurements as well as evaluation criteria.

Please Tell Ontario’s Customer Service Standards Development Committee to Adopt the AODA Alliance’s Recommendations in its Final Report to the Ford Government – AODA Alliance

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Alliance Update United for a Barrier-Free Ontario for All People with Disabilities Website: www.aodaalliance.org Email: aodafeedback@gmail.com Twitter: @aodaalliance YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aodaalliance Please Tell Ontario’s Customer Service Standards Development Committee to Adopt the AODA Alliance’s Recommendations in its Final Report to the Ford Government   March 26, 2025   SUMM…

He explained that air transport is a particularly sensitive area due to the number of people affected SANTO DOMINGO. – The executive director of the National Institute for Consumer Rights Protection (Pro Consumer) said on Wednesday that air transport is an area “particularly sensitive” because of the number of people affected by cancellations ...

Federal Court of Appeal upholds decision to boost accessibility at Air Canada - Wings Magazine

A judicial tribunal dismissed an appeal by Air Canada, which took issue with one of the accommodations it was ordered to provide for passengers whose

MONTREAL—The Federal Court of Appeal upheld the decision of Canada's transportation regulator to improve accessibility for air travellers with disabilities. A court dismissed Air Canada's appeal to quash the requirement to fully accommodate passengers with wheelchairs that are too large to cross the loading doors of certain aircraft. The court found this to be too costly for the airline.