From today's Daily:

"Robert Milton and Air Canada management team honoured for significant contribution to industry. The editors of Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine have awarded Robert Milton and the Air Canada team a prestigious Laurel for significant contributions to aviation and aerospace in 2005. Robert and the team are being recognized in the commercial air transport category for “‘breaking the mold’ and implementing a restructuring plan that is setting the standard for legacy-turned-low-cost carriers. Against industry odds following Sept.11 and outbreaks of SARS, the team became the first network carrier to emerge from creditor protection and transform into a low-fare, low-cost model, without government dollars.” The complete list of this year's Laurels appears in the magazine's Feb. 13th edition. The Laurels will be honoured on April 7th at a ceremony to be held at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center near Washington."