Yes, the official process normally starts with a written airline claim. Keep the airline's reply or the record of no response before using the CTA complaint channel.
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What to check
Keep the first claim, case number, airline reply, and any new evidence together. That makes it easier to ask a focused follow-up question or use the right complaint channel.
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What to do next
Use the appeal guide to answer the airline’s actual reason, not just repeat the original request.
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Official sources
- Canadian Transportation Agency: Flight delays and cancellations: rebooking, refunds and compensation
- Canadian Transportation Agency: Air travel complaints
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Your route and travel date may change the answer. Check the linked official rule.