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The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has determined that Canada Jetlines has met the agency's financial requirements, moving start-up airline one step closer to takeoff.
The CTA had previously determined that Canada Jetlines met the Canadian Control requirements. With the achievement of this milestone, the formal CTA commercial license will be issued following the issuance of the Air Operator Certificate ("AOC") by Transport Canada.
"This is an important milestone for Canada Jetlines as we are approaching the completion of the AOC process with Transport Canada," said CEO Eddy Doyle.
"The teams of both the CTA and Canada Jetlines have been working with great collaboration and diligence to ensure we have met or exceeded the requirements for a start-up airline operating in Canada. We are confident that we will operate our first commercial flight this summer and plan to announce our commercial schedule in the coming weeks," Doyle said.
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