Matters Lawyers Handle in This Sector
- Delay, cancellation and missed-connection claims
- Denied boarding and rebooking disputes
- Baggage loss, delay and damage
- Refund disputes
- Accessibility complaints
Your Rights
- Written reasons for a disruption and your entitlements
- Rebooking or refund in defined circumstances
- Compensation for certain delays within the carrier's control
- Escalation to the Canadian Transportation Agency
How to Escalate a Matter
1Airline claim process
File first and retain the written response and file number.
2Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA)
Handles unresolved air passenger complaints.
Escalation routes and their requirements change. Confirm the current process before relying on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What documents should I keep?
- Booking confirmation, boarding passes, all airline communications including the stated reason for disruption, receipts for expenses, and a dated timeline.
- How long do I have to claim?
- Time limits apply under the regulations and the tariff. File promptly and confirm the current deadline rather than assuming.
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