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Proof of Canadian Citizenship and Identity for Travel

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In addition to the specific types of air travel complaints which can be filed at the Canadian Transportation Agency, other complaints related to specific travel services can be filed at other places.

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How to File Air Travel Complaints in Canada

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Just as important as the complaints procedure set up by the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA), is the consumer information the CTA provides on how airlines and flights work in Canada.

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The Canadian Transportation Agency

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Six Muslim men removed from a plane last fall after being accused of suspicious behavior are suing the airline and threatening to sue the passengers who complained — a move some fear could discourage travelers from speaking up when they see something unusual.

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Northwest Airlines Corp (NWAC.NAS) Friday announced its plans to award a stake of up to 4.9% to its 400 directors and officers after it emerges from bankruptcy protection by the end of June.

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Denver crews at Denver's airport are working to remove a passenger bridge that collapsed over the wing of a United Airlines jet.

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Even if you've only taken one flight in your life, chances are you've suffered the effects of «Airplane Air,» the germ-heavy, arid brew of recirculated air in the cabin of the plane. Itchy eyes, clogged sinuses and dry skin are all symptoms of this monster, and no wonder: there's less than 25% humidity on a plane, compared to the 35% in most houses.

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WestJet (TSX:WJA) today announced the launch of a Sing and Fly promotion that will run for one day on April 1, 2007, allowing guests to sing their way to savings.

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AMR Corporation, the parent company of American Airlines Inc, said American has paid in full the 285 mln usd balance of its senior secured revolving credit facility, which had been fully drawn since its establishment in December 2004.

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When did bankruptcy become a deliberate management strategy for the airline industry? Somehow it has become the ultimate hammer with which to pound out excess costs and then reward executives in charge of the bloodletting for their «effectiveness.»

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Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air have expanded their offerings to Spanish-speaking customers, as both airlines introduced bilingual airport check-in kiosks this month.

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A 16-year-old high school student was ejected from a Continental Airlines flight because she was coughing.

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