In June, U.S. Transportation Department said it was seeking a US$25.5\u002Dmillion fine over failure to provide timely refunds
Of the US$4.5 million settlement, US$2.5 million would be credited to Air Canada for refunding passengers and US$2 million would be paid to the U.S. Treasury.
In June, the department said it was seeking a US$25.5-million fine from Air Canada over the carrier’s failure to provide timely refunds. Air Canada did not immediately comment, but said in a U.S. government filing it agreed to the settlement “to avoid protracted litigation, as it focuses together with all stakeholders on rebuilding itself and doing its part to support the recovery of the airline industry.” Air Canada added it did not admit any violation as part of the agreement.Article content
The department alleged in June Air Canada continued its no-refund policy in violation of U.S. law for more than a year.
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