In May, the federal government will host a summit on air accessibility to address unmet treatment standards for disabled passengers, following multiple incidents with Canadian airlines.

The federal government plans to host a summit on air accessibility in May to tackle "completely unacceptable" barriers for Canadians with disabilities. Transport Minister Pablo Rodriguez claims airlines have not met the treatment standards for passengers with disabilities and calls for more responsibility from the aviation sector. This comes after multiple incidents involving Canadian airlines and passengers with disabilities.