Big Changes expected in Canada
After the longest time of Harper's Conservative Parties rule in Canada the Liberals have finally won a landslide majority vote with the newly elected Prime Minister Trudeau at it's helm yesterday.
I think now we can expect big changes in the Canada-UAE air transport relationship. Let's hope for the best. |
I'm not an expert in Canadian politics but I imagine the priority will be on domestic matters. I'm sure the domestic carriers will attempt to slow any opening up of Canadian air travel so I'm not sure how quickly any change will come - or how big it will be.
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I think the most significant change will be that passengers will be able to roll and smoke a fatty in airport smoking lounges in the future.
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Originally Posted by NOIR
(Post 25589096)
After the longest time of Harper's Conservative Parties rule in Canada the Liberals have finally won a landslide majority vote with the newly elected Prime Minister Trudeau at it's helm yesterday.
I think now we can expect big changes in the Canada-UAE air transport relationship. Let's hope for the best. |
Originally Posted by blue2002
(Post 25612726)
Really? Such as?
First a government in Canada the UAE can sit at a table with, and talk to in a meaningful manner. Second Air Canada management is very close to the Conservative Party. They won't have as much lobbying power as they did in the past. |
Originally Posted by NOIR
(Post 25612746)
First a government in Canada the UAE can sit at a table with, and talk to in a meaningful manner.
Second Air Canada management is very close to the Conservative Party. They won't have as much lobbying power as they did in the past. |
Originally Posted by blue2002
(Post 25612778)
If I ware a smart mod - which I am not - I would probably tell you to take such political propaganda to OMNI.;)
Careful what you ask for and remember how the airlines on the other side operate. If in doubt... review EY's annual report for 2014. Can't find it? Ha. What a surprise... From what I see Down Under Qantas is doing well with it's Emirates tie up so where are the sour grapes on your side coming from??? |
Originally Posted by NOIR
(Post 25612795)
Please don't teach me about the politics in my own country, I view this more as an economical/business topic.
From what I see Down Under Qantas is doing well with it's Emirates tie up so where are the sour grapes on your side coming from??? Let's get back to your little post-electoral Liberal rah-rah for a moment: Once the new-and-oh-so-much-better Liberal government sits down for a chat with their counterparts from UAE, what do you expect to be the resulting positive changes? |
Originally Posted by blue2002
(Post 25613422)
No attempt to "teach" in my earlier post... but now I might be tempted.
No sour grapes either. Let's get back to your little post-electoral Liberal rah-rah for a moment: Once the new-and-oh-so-much-better Liberal government sits down for a chat with their counterparts from UAE, what do you expect to be the resulting positive changes? Well what they will talk about??? Your guess is as good as mine, but I'm sure they won't be taking about the Conservative's for the next four to five years now because they're irrelevant. and out the door now. |
Originally Posted by NOIR
(Post 25612746)
First a government in Canada the UAE can sit at a table with, and talk to in a meaningful manner.
Second Air Canada management is very close to the Conservative Party. They won't have as much lobbying power as they did in the past. |
Originally Posted by NOIR
(Post 25613718)
l didn't say the Liberals were better, the context of my post was the approach will be different.
Well what they will talk about??? Your guess is as good as mine, but I'm sure they won't be taking about the Conservative's for the next four to five years now because they're irrelevant. and out the door now. |
Originally Posted by blue2002
(Post 25616320)
funny how ignorance and indignation go hand in hand...
Enough said, I'll just agree to disagree with your point of view. |
Its funny people talk about ME3 and subsidies. The Canadian govt is effectively doing the same thing to Air Canada by stopping EK from flying 2 x A380 daily. They know it would put AC out of business.
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Originally Posted by m3red
(Post 25616375)
Its funny people talk about ME3 and subsidies. The Canadian govt is effectively doing the same thing to Air Canada by stopping EK from flying 2 x A380 daily. They know it would put AC out of business.
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Originally Posted by m3red
(Post 25616375)
Its funny people talk about ME3 and subsidies. The Canadian govt is effectively doing the same thing to Air Canada by stopping EK from flying 2 x A380 daily. They know it would put AC out of business.
AC management cronies belong to the same country club as the politicians in Ottawa, and gather at the same trough. While hopeful, I dont expect much to change sadly. |
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