
Air Canada CEO Apologizes for Language Gaffe
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Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau apologizes for sending condolences only in English following a fatal crash at LaGuardia Airport, killing two pilots. Rousseau, who struggles with French, faces backlash under Canadas Official Languages Act, with Quebec politicians demanding his resignation. The incident highlights language tensions in Canadian aviation, as investigations and hearings unfold.
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