Jim Byers

Fabio Monteiro and delegates from 17 NYC attractions visited Toronto this week, hosting a "lavish afternoon" before attending a Toronto Blue Jays vs. New York Yankees game at the Rogers Centre. OJ's Jim Byers shares his personal highlights.

Air Canada's summer season includes flights to Singapore and Stockholm, along with 120 North American destinations. In response to strong demand, the airline has increased capacity to the Asia-Pacific region by 30% and leisure spots in Southern Europe by 25%.

Air Canada issued a statement to clarify how it's handling the strike by catering workers from Gate Gourmet: "We may not be able to offer our typical food and beverage selection on your upcoming flight." WestJet says, "Flights on Boeing 737 planes may have inconsistent food or beverage.”

In stunning testimony that will batter Boeing’s already sagging reputation, a witness at a U.S. Senate hearing said the company is “putting out defective airplanes.” The whistleblower says he has "serious concerns about the safety of the 787 and 777 aircraft." and is willing "to take on professional risk to talk about them,”

Canadian airlines are stumped by the feds calling ancillary fees as ‘hidden’ saying they are “currently transparent”. On the other hand, carriers say Ottawa’s fees and taxes do require review. Go figure.

26% of Canadians report they are tired of hearing about climate change. (Do they like breathing?) A new Booking study finds the majority of Canadians feel travelling more sustainably is not a primary consideration when booking a trip.

The good times are rolling in at Quebec City’s Jean Lesage Airport (YQB).

The Caribbean and surrounding regions could be in a rough ride this coming hurricane season.

As of this week, Air Canada economy class pax who don’t book a seat online prior to check-in face new regulations.

Air Canada has paused proposed changes to its seat selection policy for economy class customers who wait to select a seat at check-in. Air Canada had