New Brunswick's Minister of Education decided to cancel the flight on Monday, which was scheduled to take him and four staff to a meeting in Regina over the weekend, so aviation. The company has blamed Air Canada for being incompetent.
Dominique Cardy posted a series of tweets on Saturday, saying that the cancellation (announced earlier that day) means that New Brunswick will not attend this year's Council of Education Council meeting. Stated.
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Cardy is calling for follow-up to deregulate the Canadian aviation industry.
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In response, Cardy says he doesn't run a council and knows they can't offer it. Money for the service may be fraudulent.
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We couldn't ask Air Canada for comment.
One online commenter suggested that Cardy should try booking a flight for another airline.
"Checking other tickets on other airlines has hit my head, but I appreciate the professional advice," the minister tweeted.
Comments elicited this response: "Your suspension is top notch!"
Air Canada announced last week that it would cut more than 15% of its schedule in July and August due to _9,500 flights or more_due to a surge in demand and a stagnation in the air transportation system.
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Also last week, Calgary-based WestJet Airlines had 32 flights to and from Toronto Pearson International Airport in July. % Less than before COVID-19 Pandemic.
Over the last few weeks, logistics issues in the aviation industry have caused long lineups, broken connections, and flight cancellations at many Canadian airports.
This report by Canadian Press was first published on July 3, 2022.
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