Backgrounder-Airline Economics
Canada’s air transportation sector faces increasingly stiff headwinds in the form of security surcharges, fuel taxes, and airport rent.
Federal Election 2025: What Do the Results Mean for Aviation in Canada?
Federal Election 2025: What Do the Results Mean for Aviation in Canada? In what was one of the most unpredictable federal election cycles in living memory, Mark Carney led the Liberal Party to a fourth consecutive victory, coming up 3 seats short of a majority government. It’s clear that... Read More.
NACC Calls on Political Parties to Prioritize Affordable and Sustainable Air Travel During Upcoming Federal Election
Ottawa, ON, March 21, 2025 – As Canadians prepare to vote in a forthcoming federal election, the National Airlines Council of Canada (NACC), is calling on all political parties to address the affordability and sustainability of air travel in Canada. “In a country as vast as Canada, air travel... Read More.
NEW BLOG SERIES: NACC is pleased to launch a blog series that will provide commentary on select issues of the day.
A Team Canada Approach to Tariffs Involves Regulatory Reform March 12, 2025 – Blog by Jeff Morrison, President and CEO, National Airlines Council of Canada Canada is in the midst of a tariff dispute with the United States, and although no one is certain of the outcome, there’s no... Read More.