Toronto’s Pearson International announced Tuesday 500 positions would be cut from its workforce, the largest Canadian airport to announce reductions due to the pandemic.
Toronto International cuts 512 jobs
Federal lease forgiveness helps bolster Toronto International’s bottom line
Toronto International Airport produced a $6.6 million net income in first three months of the year, before the COVID-19 pandemic’s full impact was felt.
Toronto, Vancouver best in category among world airports
The same day it announced layoffs affecting 25% of its staff, Vancouver International was named best airport in the 20-30 million passenger category.
Biometrics, egates and CT scanners: the future of the airport experience
Toronto Pearson’s new chief executive is calling on governments to support the airport of the future that include biometrics, egates, and CT scanners.
Rent break not enough: Toronto Pearson
The head of the Greater Toronto Airport Authority says It will take more than a federal rent break to counteract the impact of the COVID-19.
Leadership changes at two largest airports in Canada
The Greater Toronto Airport Authority announced this week it was hiring Deborah Flint as its new chief executive to lead the airport to mega-hub status.
Toronto, Edmonton take biggest hit in Westjet Max cancellations
Once considered one of four key markets for Canada’s Westjet, Edmonton International Airport is taking the biggest proportional hit from the airline this winter as it extends the Boeing 737 Max grounding […]
Three Canadian airports among world’s most internationally connected
Three Canadian airports – Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal – figure among world’s 50 most internationally connected, according to a study released Wednesday.