WestJet will receive three additional Boeing Dreamliners in 2020 bringing the airline's total to six of up to 20.

In compliance with a safety notice closing Canadian airspace issued by Transport Canada on March 13, 2019, Air Canada grounded its fleet of 24 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

Air Canada celebrates Aeroplan's 35th anniversary. Allowing members to win more than 35 million miles!

The Air Canada Café opens at Toronto Pearson, providing customers an eye-opening airport coffee experience.

Ease jet lag with these helpful tips.

If you are on a business trip with your boss you need to be your most efficient, competent self.

For corporate travellers who are in and out of airports all the time, here are some top tips to help you get through the madness.

Back in January, Air Canada announced the news of their Aeroplan® acquisition, to get them one step closer to launching a more rewarding loyalty program

Air Canada is removing its grounded Boeing 737 Max jets from service until at least Aug. 1 in order to provide more certainty for passengers with summer travel plans.

For business travellers staying at Marriott, expect a penalty for not-so-last-minute changes.

More and more airlines are introducing basic economy fares — but are they a good fit for your corporate travel program?

Aeroplan Miles will be Honoured on One-to-One Basis in Air Canada's New Loyalty Program when it Launches in 2020

Starting June 17 Brazil will allow visa-free entry to the country for citizens of Canada, the U.S., Australia and Japan.

Effective March 11, 2019 WestJet has updated their change and cancel penalty fee structure.

Bleisure travel, combining a business trip with a vacation is increasingly becoming part of the corporate traveller lexicon as time is increasingly a precious commodity.

The busy holiday travel season is around the corner. To make your travel experience as smooth as possible, we recommend these essential travel tips.

As recreational marijuana is legal throughout Canada, travel managers both in and out of the cannabis industry must consider how it will affect employees who regularly cross the U.S. border.