Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Air Canada provides compensation for the disrupted flights such as delays and cancellations under specific conditions. A passenger is eligible for Air Canada compensation for the delay of three or more hours and the flight is cancelled/delayed due to a situation within the airline’s control. Keep in mind that the compensation is not available for the flight disruptions caused by situations outside the control of Air Canada.
The airline is obligated to rebook you on the next available flight on another airline and also offer a refund in the event of a cancelled flight. The airline ensures that you can complete your journey while the strike is considered outside the control of the airline and no additional compensation is needed.
Yes! A passenger can claim compensation from Air Canada Airlines for the flight disruptions caused by the strike by flight attendants. The compensation is also provided when the strike is within the control and the delay/cancellation occurs within the last three years.
Air Canada Airlines is strict about the pets travel in the cabin as they focus on the size and comfort of the animal within the kennel. The airline requires that your pet be able to stand up and move around comfortably inside the kennel which must fit under the seat in front of you. Do not forget about the weight and size restrictions for both the pet and the carrier.
Yes! Air Canada Airlines will compensate for the delayed baggage. The airline will give you back any baggage fees you paid in case your luggage is late on an Air Canada or Air Canada Rouge flight. Additionally, the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has conditions to protect passengers which may include further compensation for the expenses incurred due to delayed baggage.
Compensation for the flight disruptions is calculated based on the arrival time at the final destination and is $400 for the delays between 3 and 6 hours. It will be $700 CAD for the delay at the arrival between 6 and 9 hours and $1,000 CAD for the delays at the arrival by 9 hours/more.