was forced to apologize after the map on some of the airline’s narrowbody aircraft erased Israel. The live flight tracker, featured on Air Canada’s seat-back entertainment system, reportedly excluded the country name from its map, causing controversy and outcry from some of the carrier’s passengers. Air Canada and its map provider responded swiftly to the complaints, and the issue has since been resolved.
According to CNN, Air Canada’s seat-back entertainment screens redacted Israel’s name from its map. The problem was found only on the airline’s Boeing 737 MAX 8
aircraft, which play an…
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