The hearing is scheduled when the parties are ready to proceed. A hearing is an official meeting where both parties present information (including, evidence and submissions) to the Member to support their side in a case.

The hearing is scheduled when the parties are ready to proceed. A hearing is an official meeting where both parties present information (including, evidence and submissions) to the Member to support their side in a case.

After the Tribunal receives your request for a review of the Minister’s or the Agency’s decision, it will contact both parties (the applicant and the respondent) to schedule a case management conference by videoconference.

After the Tribunal receives your request for a review of the Minister’s or the Agency’s decision, it will contact both parties (the applicant and the respondent) to schedule a case management conference by videoconference.

If you receive a notice about an administrative action or an administrative monetary penalty from Transport Canada or from the Canadian Transportation Agency, you can request a review with the Tribunal.

If you receive a notice about an administrative action or an administrative monetary penalty from Transport Canada or from the Canadian Transportation Agency, you can request a review with the Tribunal.

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Mr. Wilson is an experienced professional pilot and aviation lawyer. He holds a private and commercial pilot licence, flight instructor rating, multi-engine IFR endorsement, and an Airline Pilot License. He has received type endorsements on the Boeing 727, Airbus A-320, Bombardier CL-65 Regional Jet, and Boeing 767 and 777. Throughout his career as an airline pilot, Mr. Wilson has flown domestic, transatlantic, trans-Pacific, transpolar, and South America routes.
Mr. Wilson is an experienced professional pilot and aviation lawyer. He holds a private and commercial pilot licence, flight instructor rating, multi-engine IFR endorsement, and an Airline Pilot License. He has received type endorsements on the Boeing 727, Airbus A-320, Bombardier CL-65 Regional Jet, and Boeing 767 and 777. Throughout his career as an airline pilot, Mr. Wilson has flown domestic, transatlantic, trans-Pacific, transpolar, and South America routes.
Mr. Whalen is from St. John’s, Newfoundland, and currently resides in Lower Coverdale, New Brunswick. He started his aviation career in 1973 when he received his pilot’s licence through the Royal Canadian Air Cadets program at CFB Summerside, PEI. His fixed-wing experience includes pilot duties on water bombing operations, turboprop and corporate jet aircraft. His helicopter experience includes light to heavy helicopters in various global locations in the onshore and offshore oil industry.
Mr. Whalen is from St. John’s, Newfoundland, and currently resides in Lower Coverdale, New Brunswick. He started his aviation career in 1973 when he received his pilot’s licence through the Royal Canadian Air Cadets program at CFB Summerside, PEI. His fixed-wing experience includes pilot duties on water bombing operations, turboprop and corporate jet aircraft. His helicopter experience includes light to heavy helicopters in various global locations in the onshore and offshore oil industry.
Ms. Warren completed a 32-year career with Transport Canada (TC) where she held several management positions within TC Civil Aviation. In the Vancouver region, Ms. Warren managed the System Safety and Aerodromes divisions and spent a year overseeing the regional civil aviation planning and operations for the 2010 Olympic Games. In the Winnipeg region, Ms. Warren held the positions of Regional Director, Air Navigation System Requirements, and Director of Regulatory Compliance.
Ms. Warren completed a 32-year career with Transport Canada (TC) where she held several management positions within TC Civil Aviation. In the Vancouver region, Ms. Warren managed the System Safety and Aerodromes divisions and spent a year overseeing the regional civil aviation planning and operations for the 2010 Olympic Games. In the Winnipeg region, Ms. Warren held the positions of Regional Director, Air Navigation System Requirements, and Director of Regulatory Compliance.