2018
- 0329-00 New policy concerning personal headphones
- 0426-00 China to Start Fingerprinting Foreign Visitors
- 0504-00 Accepted Forms of Payment at Select Canadian Airports
- 0605-00 Economy Basic Available on Select Flights
- 0514-00 Central Mountain Air Changes Terminals at YVR
- 0725-00 Wildfires In Greece
- 0720-00 Forest Fires in British Columbia
- 0710-00 Civil Unrest in Haiti
- 0707-00 Tropical Storm Beryl
- 0626-00 Civil Unrest in Nicaragua
- 0622-00 Industrial Action in Argentina
- 0619-00 Osaka Area Earthquake
- 0529-00 Industrial Action in Brazil
- 0524-00 Hawaii Volcanic Activity
- 0312-00 Travelling from Washington, D.C.?
- 0730-00 Diners Club International Credit Card
- 0711-00 Forest Fires in Northern Ontario
- 0509-00 Brussels Airlines Strike
- 0503-00 New Brunswick Flooding
- 0424-00 Incident in Toronto
- 0409-00 Airports in Germany Affected by Public Sector Strike
- 0409-01 Tragedy in Humboldt, SK
- 0320-00 National Strike in France
- 0221-00 Air France Personnel Strike
- 0220-00 Introducing Economy Basic
- 0802-00 Forest Fires in Ontario
- 0312-00 Travelling from Washington, D.C.?
Forest Fires in Ontario – August 2
August 2, 2018
Because of the forest fires affecting areas around Sudbury, we understand that you may want to make alternate travel arrangements. If you currently have a reservation, Air Canada has implemented a policy that makes it possible for you to make voluntary changes to your itinerary if:
- You purchased an Air Canada ticket no later than August 2nd, 2018 for travel between now and August 12th, 2018.
- Your itinerary includes a flight to or from Sudbury.
If you are scheduled to travel on the above dates, you may contact Air Canada Reservations to change your flight, free of charge, to another date between now and August 26, 2018, subject to availability in the cabin you originally purchased. Otherwise, any fare difference will apply.
If you purchased your ticket with Aeroplan , or Air Canada Vacations, please contact them directly.
Airports in Germany Affected by Public Sector Strike – April 9
April 9, 2018
Because of the planned public sector strike expected to have an impact on operations at airports in Germany, Air Canada has implemented a policy for customers who wish to make voluntary changes to their itinerary.
This policy applies to customers:
- Who purchased an Air Canada ticket no later than April 8, 2018 for travel on April 9 or 10. 2018
- Whose itinerary includes one of the following airports: Frankfurt (FRA) or Munich (MUC)
If you are scheduled to travel on the above dates, you may contact Air Canada Reservations to change your flight, free of charge, to another date between now and April 13, 2018, subject to availability in the cabin you originally purchased. Otherwise, any fare difference will apply.
If you purchased your ticket with Aeroplan , or Air Canada Vacations, please contact them directly.
Travelling from Washington D.C.? – March12
March 12, 2018
Construction at Reagan National Airport (DCA) is expected to cause traffic delays on airport roadways as work crews close lanes in front of Terminal B/C. Passengers should be mindful of changes to pick-up locations and allow extra travel time.
To avoid delays, people who normally drive to the airport should consider using Metrorail instead. The Reagan National Airport Metrorail station is a 10 minutes walk or shuttle bus ride to Terminal A (Gates 1-9) where Air Canada counters are located.
Alternatively, drivers should consider using terminal garages for pick-up or drop-off since they are outside the construction zone.
Visit the Reagan National website for the latest updates.
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