Air Canada CEO apologizes for English-only condolence video
CEO Michael Rousseau's unilingual condolence message to the pilots killed in a collision in New York over the weekend was seen as "lacking judgement."
Air Canada CEO apologizes for English-only condolence video
CEO Michael Rousseau's unilingual condolence message to the pilots killed in a collision in New York over the weekend was seen as "lacking judgement."
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