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Wow There should be another class action for all the poor services , no staff to speak to and non-functioning booking system when people are paying so much money to adhere to this plan. The last few weeks have been terrible . See all Facebook comments on their page.
If I’m no longer a resident of QC but did book Aeroplan trips with YQ while I was there (2014-2017), am I still eligible?
I imagine you should be considered part of the class action, but there’s a chance you won’t be automatically enrolled if your Aeroplan account doesn’t currently show a Quebec address. Try reaching out to the law firm to confirm your eligibility and enrolment.
If there is merit to the case then Air Canada through Aimia would most likely want to settle out of court to avoid a very public court case. The key question is whether the Quebec Superior Court certifies the class action or denies it.
Even though this case is only being heard in Quebec for Quebec residents you can bet that many law firms who specialize in class actions will be monitoring the settlement.
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