Scott Gilmore: If your travel is essential, then you’re in for a treat. The pandemic offers a glimpse into a forgotten world when flying wasn’t hell.
Opinion: A pilot-training crisis is threatening to make Canada’s aviation sector unsustainable—which would lead to under-served northern communities and more cancelled flights
Opinion: Medical distress on planes is rising—but what each airline keeps handy, and how flight crews are trained to respond, varies wildly
Peter Shawn Taylor: If flying is such a complaint-ridden, exhausting nightmare, why is the rate of air travel heading relentlessly skywards?
Air travel in Canada costs a small fortune, but new budget airlines are hoping to give you a break.
It’s not just a question of whether it’s unethical to recline, but also whether airlines should even install reclining seats in the first place
Two internal audits suggest persistent security flaws despite the now-familiar routine of shoeless passengers
A new crop of cheap carriers is coming to shake up Air Canada and WestJet’s duopoly—but it’s unclear if that’ll work this time around
With more crowds and delays than ever before, air travel is going to get worse before it gets better
He’d spent his life flying around the world—he even married his wife on a flight
MONTREAL – WestJet Airlines plans to test a new entertainment system next year that will allow passengers to use their tablets, computers and smart phones to access in-flight television and connect to the Internet, CEO Gregg Saretsky said Tuesday.
Robert Zemeckis and Denzel Washington turn an action movie into a drama about addiction