A former captain of Air Canada has been accused of flying for several years without holding the correct license. This revelation raises concerns about regulatory compliance within the airline industry.
In response to the allegations, Air Canada stated that safety was not compromised during this period. The airline emphasized that all pilots are required to undergo mandatory recurrent training every six months to ensure their flying competency.
The situation highlights the importance of stringent licensing and training protocols in aviation, as well as the need for transparency in addressing such serious allegations.