Airline CEOs Testify on Carry-On Fees
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•Canadian airline execs to testify before parliamentary committee about bag fees
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The CEOs of Air Canada and WestJet will appear before the standing committee on transport, infrastructure and communities.
Air Canada’s move follows an earlier decision by WestJet to introduce an “ UltraBasic ” fare class that allows passengers to carry no more than a laptop bag or small backpack on board.
Federal Transport Minister Anita Anand has expressed concern about the trend of airlines introducing layers of add-on fees.
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