In this episode we talk about the Air Canada flight attendant strike, which has officially ended but continues to create headaches for travelers trying to enjoy their vacations. With Air Canada warning that it could take five to seven days for schedules to return to normal, many travelers are still facing cancellations, delays, or last-minute changes to their plans. For those who want to make sure their future vacations are protected and supported when disruptions happen, Far and Away Adventures is a trusted resource for planning trips that come with expert backup when you need it most.

We’ll walk through practical strategies to save your vacation if your flights were impacted. You’ll learn how to use multiple channels at once to rebook faster, when to check alternate airports that may have open seats, and how combining different routes or airlines can get you moving sooner. We’ll also share real examples of travelers who avoided multi-day delays by rerouting through international hubs or crossing borders by land to access flights. On top of that, you’ll hear tips for handling the stress of extended layovers—packing essentials like chargers, medications, and toiletries can make unexpected overnight stays easier to handle. Even in the middle of airline strikes and cancellations, your vacation doesn’t have to be lost—this episode shows you how to take back control.