The Air Canada Pilots Association represents the largest single group of professional airline pilots in Canada.

With some 3,600 members who fly passengers and cargo around the world on Air Canada and Air Canada rouge, ACPA serves a diverse and engaged membership via its headquarters near Toronto Pearson International Airport, and through regional representatives across pilot bases in Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver.

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Minister Garneau's Last Chance for Safer Skies

September 29, 201729 September 2017
Pilot Coalition Asks Minister to Fix Flawed Aviation Fatigue Rules
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Canada's Proposed Fatigue Regulations Fall Short of Ensuring Safer Skies

July 4, 20174 July 2017
Regulations proposed by Transport Canada are inconsistent with NASA's scientific recommendations.
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Air Canada Pilots Association Welcomes Transportation Committee Report

June 21, 201721 June 2017
Parliamentarians call for fatigue regulations with safety as a primary concern, based on scientific evidence
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Air Canada Pilots Association responds to TSB Investigation Report on flight AC624

May 18, 201718 May 2017
The Air Canada Pilots Association (ACPA) today received the final Accident Investigation Report completed by Canada’s Transportation Safety Board (TSB) regarding flight AC624 on March 29, 2015 at Halifax’s Stanfield International Airport.
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In FocusDans l’actualité

Message from the CEO: Labour Day

September 1, 20171 September 2017
Since its official inception in 1894, Labour Day has been more than a time to celebrate the end of summer; it is an opportunity to reflect on our nation’s labour pioneers who laid the foundation for future movements and helped secure universal rights and benefits.
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ACPA flies over Vimy

April 5, 20175 April 2017
ACPA is proud to support the Vimy Flight flypast in honour of the 100th anniversary of the First World War and the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
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Flying Too Close to the Edge:

May 5, 20165 May 2016
Canadian Flight and Duty Times – The Urgent Need for Change (Summary)
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