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The Air Policy Directorate develops policy frameworks, including legislation
and international air policy,
and manages related issues affecting air transport in Canada. Its principal
objective is to encourage a healthy and competitive air industry, including
airlines and infrastructure providers, to ensure that Canadians have reasonable
and economic access to air services. This objective recognizes the importance of
air transport to other sectors in the Canadian economy and to Canada’s
competitiveness abroad. The Directorate is comprised of five organisations, described below. The activities of each organisation are
performed on behalf of the Canadian air
transportation industry including airlines, airports, Nav Canada, travellers and
shippers.
Click here for the organisational chart of the Directorate
Within Transport Canada, other directorates deal with air transportation, such as
Safety and Security, Civil Aviation and
Airport Programs and
Divestiture.
Air Policy Organisations
Policies
Legislation
Statistics and Data
News Releases
Minister's Speeches
Publications
Links to External Web Sites Related to the Air Sector
Archives on past documentation
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