HSH partner Paul Miller, who specializes in aviation law, was quoted in CBC News on the fallout from a former Air Canada captain’s alleged licence fraud. The case, which involves allegations that the pilot used fraudulent credentials to captain hundreds of domestic and international flights over nearly 17 years, has raised broader questions about oversight and credential verification within Canada’s aviation industry. Paul weighs in on the serious damage to Air Canada’s credibility, noting that the allegations are likely to leave passengers questioning the airline’s screening procedures and wondering whether the pilots flying them are properly licensed. He points out that trust, once shaken like this, isn’t easily rebuilt.
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