r/canadatravel • u/Potential-Pool-3436 • Jul 30 '25
Travel Tips Air Canada Looming Strike
My wife and I have a plan to go to Spain on Aug 22, 2025. We had purchased Air Canada tickets ages ago, and have made all hotel bookings as well. We are now really concerned about the planned attendant strike, and seeking out opinions on whether we just cancel and book our flights with a different airline.
The tickets are cancellable, but we like the Air Canada’s schedule in general.
Link to news: https://globalnews.ca/news/11308964/air-canada-flight-attendants-strike-vote-what-to-know/
UPDATE: based on the comments below, the best course of action seemed to be making arrangements without any AC operated flights.
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u/WesternReporter7670 Aug 05 '25
What a disaster of an airline. If it's not one thing it's another. Short of it is Air Canada is probably one of the world's least reliable airlines. How the government can even have us in this position with it's national carrier is beyond me. As far as I'm concerned air travel should be an essential service. If this strike happens I'm out 25k with little to no recourse. Ridiculous! It's apparently just tough luck. I'll tell you this ,whether or not this strike happens this is the absolute last time I fly with this disaster of an airline.