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'Open skies is part of the solution for Canada's airlines - not part of the problem.'
'Open skies is part of the solution for Canada's airlines - not part of the problem.'

'Open skies is part of the solution for Canada's airlines - not part of the problem.'

Date4/9/1991
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    ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0062964F
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    Stuparyk, Michael
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    Will Ottawa's strategy in negotiating a new air treaty lead Canada's airlines into commercial suicide?
    Spremo, Boris
    12/9/1987
    Open skies
    Open skies
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    (Under open skies) you'd better be aggressive
    Air Canada
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    Rockerting skyward - club in Scarborough opens the skies to children
    Rockerting skyward - club in Scarborough opens the skies to children
    Dunlop, Al
    3/29/1987
    Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
    Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    1/20/1989
    Hung up: Canadian Airlines International executives Rhys Eyton, right, and Kevin Jenkins say the airline is losing money because of overcrowding at Terminal 1
    Hung up: Canadian Airlines International executives Rhys Eyton, right, and Kevin Jenkins say the airline is losing money because of overcrowding at Terminal 1
    Canadian Airlines International
    5/17/1990
    Flying high: Curtis Begg, above, president of Skywalker Airlines, and partner Albert Friedberg, both football fans, started up the Toronto Island based airline as a faster way to get to Buffalo Bills games.
    Flying high: Curtis Begg, above, president of Skywalker Airlines, and partner Albert Friedberg, both football fans, started up the Toronto Island based airline as a faster way to get to Buffalo Bills games.
    Mahler, John
    4/28/1987
    Air Canada pilot Stan Hegstrom, (left), and second officer Brad Ellis get set to fly airline's first flight out of Toronto--to Montreal--since the 9-d(...)
    Air Canada pilot Stan Hegstrom, (left), and second officer Brad Ellis get set to fly airline's first flight out of Toronto--to Montreal--since the 9-d(...)
    Spremo, Boris
    6/28/1976
    Canada booster: Per Bergsland, left, president of Norway's Wideroes Airlines, takes delivery of another aircraft to add to his all-de Havilland fleet from president John Sandford.
    Canada booster: Per Bergsland, left, president of Norway's Wideroes Airlines, takes delivery of another aircraft to add to his all-de Havilland fleet from president John Sandford.
    Spremo, Boris
    7/11/1980
    Placard protest: Air Canada pilot Ed Godin, with loudhailer, talks to fellow workers protesting aid for Canadian Airlines at Trade Minister Michael Wilson's constituency office in Toronto yesterday
    Placard protest: Air Canada pilot Ed Godin, with loudhailer, talks to fellow workers protesting aid for Canadian Airlines at Trade Minister Michael Wilson's constituency office in Toronto yesterday
    Power, Peter
    11/16/1992
    Tracking the Planes: An Air Canada employee monitors flights at the airline's control centre at Pearson
    Tracking the Planes: An Air Canada employee monitors flights at the airline's control centre at Pearson
    Slaughter, Mike
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