Queen’s prof questions viability of Air Canada
Air Canada's customers are becoming collateral damage in a labour standoff between the country's largest carrier and its biggest unions.
Even after the federal government rushed to Air Canada's aid with a back-to-work bill, passengers still faced flight cancellations as ground-crew employees staged wildcat strikes on March 23. That was five days after so many pilots called in sick that the airline had to trim its schedule.
...The week was "probably the worst for Air Canada since they filed in 2004," said Karl Moore, a professor of business strategy at McGill who specializes in the airline industry. "They are going to take a short-term hit for this.
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