The Canada’s new liberalized air policy allows aviation companies to enhance their services in terms of destinations, flights and routes.
In the upcoming days, domestic carries will be free to compete with international airlines and industry experts speculate that it will result in a decrease in Airfares.
Lawrence Cannon, Canada’s Transport Minister announced the “Blue Sky” plan indicates that Ottawa wants the price, quality, frequency and range of air services to be determined by market forces.
The minister said in press release:
Canada’s new international air policy will encourage the development of new markets, new services and greater competition. For travellers, this means more choices in terms of destinations, flights and routes.
The new agreement allows airlines to start new flights on different destinations and also set the number of flights as per their own convenience , which was earlier dictated to them by the Canadian government.
The eliminations of restrictions in air services will boost the trade- and tourism-dependent economy of Canada. It will also help Canadian Airlines to reach new destinations in the world market. Since the inception of liberalization in 1995 the aviation market in Canada has doubled its services to America. Market shareholders are cheering the decision taken by the government.
Via: cbc
