7 Moncton air traffic controllers to keep jobs after Nav Canada reverses decision cbc.ca 1 hour ago CBC/Radio-Canada © Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press A NAV Canada air traffic controller monitors air traffic at the NAV Canada control centre in Montreal on Friday, March 2, 2018. Nav Canada announced Friday that 41 air traffic controllers across the country it had planned to lay off will keep their positions.
Seven air traffic controllers in Moncton, N.B., will get to keep their jobs after Nav Canada reversed its decision from last year to lay them off as part of sweeping cuts across the country.
In a news release Friday, Nav Canada announced that 41 air traffic controllers across the country it had planned to lay off will be kept on the job.
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Nav Canada announces Regina air traffic control tower will not close By Moises Canales
Apr 15, 2021 12:11 PM
Nav Canada has decided to not close air traffic control towers or flight service stations across Canada, including the tower at the Regina International Airport.
The announcement was delivered in a news release late Thursday morning stating the company is committed to no site closures at seven airports that were under a service review. The affected municipalities included Regina, Fort McMurray, Alta., Prince George, B.C., Saint-Jean, Que., Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Whitehorse, Yukon and Windsor, Ont.
“Last fall, NAV CANADA launched 29 aeronautical studies in an effort to safely streamline its operations, ensuring that air navigation services align with market demand,” starts the release from Nav Canada. “After considerable consultation with airlines, airports, industry associations, local officials and internal stakeholders, NAV CANADA has elected to limit cha