Air Canada To Operate Full Schedule During Labour Dispute

June 14, 2011

Important information for all Air Canada customers

Effective June 14, 2011; over 3,800 Air Canada call centre and customer service agents at 9 Canadian airports are on strike. Please take note, however, that Air Canada's full flight schedule will remain in operation during the strike. To avoid longer queues at airport check-in kiosks, and to expedite airport processes, you are urged to do the following:

Airport: Arrive early at the airport, as line-ups may be long. Please be patient.

Baggage: If at all possible, avoid travelling with checked baggage. Use carry-ons. If you are checking baggage, use the self-tagging kiosk to print your baggage tags.

Check-In: Check in online from your home, office, or mobile device within 24-hours of departure. Print your boarding pass in advance, or send an electronic boarding pass to your mobile device. Otherwise, check-in using the airport kiosk.

Air Canada will be operating its full regular flight schedule during the labour disruption

The labour disruption affects Call Centres as well as check-in and gate operations for Air Canada flights at nine airports in Canada: Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, St-John’s, Toronto Pearson, Winnipeg and Vancouver. Check-in and airport services in all other Canadian stations as well as international and United States airports are not impacted.

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