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Air Canada Pilot Accused of Flying Passengers for 17 Years With a Fake License
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50% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 11, 2026
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What happened
Jeffrey Wall, a former Air Canada pilot from Ontario, is accused of flying commercial passengers for 17 years with forged credentials. Authorities say he flew 900 domestic and international Boeing flights and earned millions before the fake license was discovered in a routine review. He was charged on June 1 and is due in court on June 29.
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