Airline regulations are government-imposed rules that ensure safety, operational efficiency, and passenger rights. In Canada, Transport Canada and the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) oversee these regulations, setting strict guidelines on aircraft maintenance, crew training, security protocols, and environmental impact. The Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR) establish compensation rights for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding, ensuring passengers receive fair treatment when disruptions occur. Internationally, organizations like IATA and ICAO set global aviation standards, influencing how airlines operate across borders.

For travellers, airline regulations define everything from baggage screening procedures to compensation for lost luggage. Understanding these rules helps passengers navigate cancellations, rebooking options, and refund policies when travel plans change unexpectedly. Businesses managing corporate travel also benefit from knowing their travellers’ rights, ensuring that any disruptions are handled efficiently. Whether flying domestically or internationally, compliance with these regulations ensures that airlines provide a safer, more reliable travel experience for everyone.