We are the voice of Canada’s largest airlines
Together we work to ensure safe, environmentally responsible and competitive air travel. We promote a world-class transportation system that is essential to Canada’s prosperity.
The aviation industry - a significant driver of the country’s economy
With the help of more progressive and competitive policy support, the aviation industry can continue to drive Canada’s economy through job creation, trade and tourism.
Advocating on behalf of Canada’s largest passenger airlines
The NACC seeks positive regulatory and legislative changes to increase the Canadian aviation industry’s competitiveness and allow airlines to do what they do best- create jobs and stimulate trade and travel.
Safely, securely and efficiently
Our member airlines bring people together, no matter the distance.
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Statement by Massimo Bergamini, President and CEO of the National Airlines Council of Canada on the shift of customs and border agents from Toronto Pearson airport to Quebec:
“Today, the Globe and Mail reported that border and customs agents are being pulled from the Greater Toronto Area to handle a “significant” influx of asylum seekers across the U.S. border into Quebec over the summer months. We are very concerned that it will lead to...
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STATEMENT FROM THE NATIONAL AIRLINES COUNCIL OF CANADA ON THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE UPCOMING PUBLICATION OF PASSENGER RIGHTS REGULATIONS
Statement from Massimo Bergamini, President and CEO of the National Airlines Council of Canada, on the announcement of the upcoming publication of passenger rights regulations today by the Minister of Transport. Ottawa, December 17, 2018 -- The release today of a...
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Globe and Mail: National Airlines Council of Canada urges Ottawa on decision of privatizing airport security
Canada’s airlines are expressing growing frustration with unpredictable airport security delays and the federal government’s silence as to how it plans to address the issue. For several years now, passengers, airlines and airports have been urging Ottawa to improve...