Feds to hike max fine for airlines abusing passenger protection regulations to $1M

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The agency last month ordered three fines amounting to $87,400, mostly for airlines failing to provide clear information on how passengers must be treated and the minimum compensation they’re owed under the regulations.

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The government announced in its recent spring economic update it plans to outsource the air passenger complaints process to a third party in an attempt to clear the backlog.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 1, 2026.

Nick Murray, The Canadian Press