By Eric Beauchesne

OTTAWA (CP) -- How to
share and operate the $750-
million-a-year North Ameri-
can commercial air market is
the thorny question Canadian
and U.S. government officials
will tackle again May 4 in
Washington.

All commercial air oper-
ations between the two coun-
tries are governed by a 1966
treaty — the largest bilateral
aviation treaty in the world.
It underwent its last major
revision in 1974, The meeting
will be the first between the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 1, 1981

Air market question looms before Canada and U.S.

two sides since October,
1979.

The 1974 reviston took five
years to complete. Officials
from both sides refuse to
speculate on how long it may
ihe to revise the treaty

gain.

we Wary of giving the other
side an advantage, neither is
specific about goals. The
purpose of the negotiations,
says Canada's chief negott-
ator and external affairs of-
ficial Harry Jay, “is to see

* how each side can best serve

its public and its carriers.”

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The key elomenta in the .
will be

of tho airline industries, The
behin

whose airlines get which
routes and how far each side
is willing t the

the U.S.
position, says Myles, “is the
airlines know how to run

other's Philosphy on the role
government should play in
the industry.

Stanley Myles of the US.
state department’s aviation
office, a specialist on the
Canada-U.S. treaty, says the
U.S. has eased on its push for
a more “open-sky policy,”
albeit not without pressure,

That policy would mean
less government regulation

thelr busi better than
the ”

routes which are served by
US. carriers. He is reluctant
to condemn or Praise the
peice pale
Air Canada spokesman Val:
is more open.

The U.S. began deregula-
ting its industry in the mid-
1970s, Deregulation would
give the airlines more free-
dom in setting fares and
would allow competition on a
survival-of-the-fittest basis.

Pacific Western's Wallace
says his airline will be seck-
ing new routes in the west
and a share in some existing

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“Air Canada’s position is
lear,” he says. “The agree-
ment has resulted in a fairly
serious imbalance in the
value of routes between U.S.
and Canadian carriers.”

Pre-clearance, a part of the
treaty which allows pass-
engers to clear customs be-
fore leaving their country,
ha been good for passengers

but not for Canadian airlines,
says Slevitsky.

-It allows U.S. carriers to
pick up Canadian passengers
in Canada'and then pick up
more passengers in U.S,
cities while the Canadian
passengors can remain on the
plane because they have al-
ready cleared customs, The
disadvantage for Canadian
carriers is’ that Canada
doesn't have what it called
“deep penetration.” The air
passenger. market in Canada
is almost non-existent north
of the major cities, ,

‘Women managers

‘Must change?

1 TORONTO (CP) — Wom-
en, if they are to be effective
in management, must have &
clear idea of their strengths
and build on them, a seminar
for women managers was

told.

Linda Tarrant, a Vancou-
ver clinfeal psychologist, said
the roles of men and women
in soclety are changing, as
are the structure and man-
agement of corporations.

“As these roles shift, more
and more differences  be-
tween how men and women

make decisions become ap-

parent. And if we are not
careful, these differences will
create a very real problem in
the work force.”

Tarrant, a senior consul-
tant with The Canadian
Training Resources Group

“Ine, of Vancouver, said early
conditioning has taught wom,
- en to be co-operative rather

than competitive as men are,
She said opportunities for

women inthe past have been °

“extremely limited — and in
turn we limit ourselves.”

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