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Normale Ansicht

Arbitrator Backs Air Canada in Flight Attendant Dispute

18. Februar 2026 um 15:37
Air Canada was ordered by an arbitrator to increase wages for its 15,000 cabin crew members by more than 20% over four years, largely in line with what the company initially proposed.

Air Canada flight attendants during a demonstration at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario on Aug. 11.

Quebec Firms Battle to Retain Foreign Workers Amid Crackdown

06. Februar 2026 um 17:03
From factory floors to city halls, a growing chorus is warning that the end of an immigration program in French-speaking Quebec may push many workers out of the country and leave employers struggling to fill jobs.

Jobseekers at an Aviation Career Fair in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025. The Association quebecoise du transport aerien (AQTA) hosts the event for jobseekers to network with airline companies, aircraft maintenance companies, flight schools, product and service companies and airport executives from across Quebec.

Quebec Firms Battle to Retain Foreign Workers Amid Crackdown

06. Februar 2026 um 17:03
From factory floors to city halls, a growing chorus is warning that the end of an immigration program in French-speaking Quebec may push many workers out of the country and leave employers struggling to fill jobs.

Jobseekers at an Aviation Career Fair in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025. The Association quebecoise du transport aerien (AQTA) hosts the event for jobseekers to network with airline companies, aircraft maintenance companies, flight schools, product and service companies and airport executives from across Quebec.

Canada Seeks to Resolve Gulfstream Dispute After Trump Threat

03. Februar 2026 um 16:25
The Canadian government says it is working with the US Federal Aviation Administration, General Dynamics Corp. and Bombardier Inc. to address certification issues for some of Gulfstream’s private jet models after a complaint made by President Donald Trump.

A Gulfstream G700 business jet, manufactured by Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., a unit of General Dynamics Corp., on display during the Singapore Airshow in Singapore, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026. The show runs through Feb. 8.

Canada Seeks to Resolve Gulfstream Dispute After Trump Threat

03. Februar 2026 um 16:25
The Canadian government says it is working with the US Federal Aviation Administration, General Dynamics Corp. and Bombardier Inc. to address certification issues for some of Gulfstream’s private jet models after a complaint made by President Donald Trump.

A Gulfstream G700 business jet, manufactured by Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., a unit of General Dynamics Corp., on display during the Singapore Airshow in Singapore, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026. The show runs through Feb. 8.

Trump Threatens Canada With More Tariffs Over Jet Snag

President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada sold in the US and decertify all new planes made there, jeopardizing Bombardier Inc.’s access to its biggest market for private jets.

A Bombardier Global 8000 jet during an entry-into-service celebration event at the Bombardier Aircraft Assembly Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. The aircraft is the world's fastest business jet.

Trump Threatens Canada With More Tariffs Over Jet Snag

President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada sold in the US and decertify all new planes made there, jeopardizing Bombardier Inc.’s access to its biggest market for private jets.

A Bombardier Global 8000 jet during an entry-into-service celebration event at the Bombardier Aircraft Assembly Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. The aircraft is the world's fastest business jet.
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