Passenger Rights
Your rights as an airline passenger are protected by Flight Rights Canada, the Government of Canada's air travel consumer protection initiative.
The members of the NACC are compliant with all provisions and
obligations outlined in Flight Rights Canada.
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Who We Are
The National Airlines Council of Canada is
a trade association
representing Canada's largest passenger air carriers: Air Canada, Air
Transat, Jazz Air LP and WestJet.
The NACC advocates for safe, sustainable and competitive air travel by engaging with government and industry stakeholders to promote the development of policies, regulations and legislation that foster the world-class transportation system essential to our country's prosperity.
Climate Change and Aviation
The NACC's members recognize the need to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions from aviation as well as to support innovation for future carbon reduction from air travel. We support a global, sectoral approach to aviation emissions.
News and information
July 19, 2010
THE NACC HAS MOVED.CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS ON OUR NEW COORDINATES.
April 15, 2010
NACC PRESENTATION ON AVIATION SAFETY AND SMS TO HOUSE OF COMMONS STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES
Related: FAQ: SMS AND AIRLINES
February 26, 2010
NACC
REGRETS INCREASE IN COSTS TO BE BORNE BY AIR TRAVELLERS
2009
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT ON THE REDUCTION OF GHG EMISSIONS, 2008 NACC ANNUAL REPORT
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Our priorities
Canada's passenger airlines recognize that safe and secure air travel is a critical priority for all Canadians, vital to our national security at large.
Hundreds of thousands of Canadians use airlines every day. Supporting and implementing an efficient operating and cost framework for Canada's air carriers is essential to the Canadian airline industry that is critical to the economic well-being of our communities.
Canada's airlines work to continually reduce their environmental
impact and aggressively curtail industry emissions.