Study urges Canadian air travel reform to cut costs, improve experience
A new study urges the federal government to reform its “outdated policies” regarding air travel, arguing that a lack of competition forces consumers to pay higher fees for substandard service.
A new study urges the federal government to reform its “outdated policies” regarding air travel, arguing that a lack of competition forces consumers to pay higher fees for substandard service.
The Fraser Institute, a non-partisan public policy think-tank published a study titled Clearing the Runway: Reforms to Enhance Air Travel Competiti…
