Thomson ReutersAn Air Canada plane is seen taking off from Montreal at the end of June. The airline says it plans to operate flights at 79 per cent of its pre-pandemic capacity this summer.said in a statement
it saw improvements in baggage handling and on-time performance during the week of Aug. 8, compared with the week of June 27. Carriers in the U.S. and Canada have cut thousands of flights as soaring travel demand following a pandemic-induced slump has led to cases of long lines and lost baggage at some major airports.
Earlier this week, American Airlines cut its November schedule as part of the carrier's efforts to reduce disruptions.
Um...CBC....summer is almost over. Haven't you checked a calendar? Ok...maybe we can start with pie shapes....
Just had a horrendous experience with Air Canada again so good luck I will never be using them again, ever!!!!!
They figured this out all by themselves
CBC... why are people who received fines for not filling out ArriveCan getting notices that they WONT be prosecuted. Has ANYONE actually paid the fine or been prosecuted for not paying?
If they cut it back to 20 percent, they might get the job done.
79% of capacity, but struggling to meet strong demand? Not make sense.
Can you imagine an airline that cares about its customers? No, you can’t.
Communist Airlines Better off taking a mule
So they don't have enough employees to get the job done but it's all the feds fault .
Air Canada is lucky to be operating at 1 percent after a horrendous year of bad service. Literally any other airline is better. I’ve witnessed this.
its August 17th and your running this story now
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