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The Supreme Court of Canada announced today that it will hear an appeal of a case which considered the interaction and potential conflict between the Montreal Convention (a treaty governing international air travel) and Canadian language law rights.

Davis LLP's Laura Safran, Q.C. and Prasad Taksal have contributed the chapter on Canadian aviation law in the inaugural edition of The Aviation Law Review.

Alberta's economy continues to diversify to reflect the vibrant people and businesses that call it home. BD&P Partner, Simina Ionescu, explains how her practice is expanding...

If you would like more information about the 29th Annual Canadian Airline Investment Forum taking place June 4–5, 2018

The Director General of Civil Aviation for Transport Canada recently approved various temporary exemptions to an owner and operator of an aircraft with Canadian Registration Mark "HOHO-HO".

On December 15, 2011, amendments to the Canada Transportation Act that permit the government to issue regulations with respect to the advertising of airfares came into force.

Canada’s Minister of State has recently announced that new software will be deployed on Canada’s full-body scanners that will enhance passenger privacy at airports.

Presenting a broad overview of Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) for all modes of transport in Canada, Graham Walker, provides a review of applicable legislation and practical examples for shippers, carriers, insurers and brokers.

On September 1, 2021, CAI Capital Partners, a Vancouver-based private equity firm, announced that it had closed an investment in ATS Services Ltd.

Helicopters Without Borders (HWB) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting remote communities and populations affected by natural disasters, inefficient supply chains, geographical challenges...

Until recently, neighbours to a new development had a great deal of leverage when it came to the use of their airspace for crane swings.

With significant recent and ongoing expansion at the Calgary, Edmonton and Fort McMurray airports, a number of trades have been interested in the question whether airports are subject to builders' liens.

Under Canada's Aeronautics Act, the Minister of National Defence is required to designate a member of the Canadian Armed Forces or an employee of the Department of National Defence as the AIA.

Over the past two years, the team at NordSpace – a Canadian company based in Markham – has been working to develop a rocket with the goal of achieving the first commercial rocket launch from Canada.

Since the Cape Town Convention on Mobile Assets and its related Aircraft Protocol entered into force on March 1, 2006 ...

Autonomous aerial taxis operating without assistance from a human operator may be the next innovation phenomenon, and Canada is poised to be at the forefront in advancing autonomous ...

In a previous post, we discussed regulations proposed by Transport Canada in May 2016, setting out changes to provisions in the Canadian Aviation Regulations ("CARs") that govern commercial