This article summarizes a more extensive report describing the historical evolution of the national air services system in Canada and current views concerning the most appropriate regulatory environment for the future development of this system. Because of the overview nature of this paper, readers interested in reviewing specific aspects of the research may wish to consult the original study. Copies of the report are available from the authors.
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