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Air Canada Cuts Jobs Amid Expansion and Strikes

10/24/2025

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Air Canada announced it will cut about 400 non-union management positions, roughly 1% of its workforce, after an extensive review to optimize resources.
Christophe Hennebelle, Air Canada spokesperson, said day-to-day operations would not be affected.
Air Canada also announced expansion from Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, adding ten daily flights to U.S. destinations and routes to Ottawa and Montreal.
The airline's flight attendants strike has caused over 3,200 cancellations in August.

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Air Canada announced it will cut about 400 non-union management positions, roughly 1% of its workforce, after an extensive review to optimize resources.
Christophe Hennebelle, Air Canada spokesperson, said day-to-day operations would not be affected.
Air Canada also announced expansion from Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, adding ten daily flights to U.S. destinations and routes to Ottawa and Montreal.
The airline's flight attendants strike has caused over 3,200 cancellations in August.