Airports in Canada Serve Nobody Well in Current Nebulous Status
. The payoff could nonetheless be massive, for airports, air passengers, taxpayers, cargo customers, and airlines – and for economic growth and market dynamism. Dithering, timidity and short-sightedness are not a strategy
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ian Madsen—— Bio and Archives--September 28, 2024
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Dissatisfaction with the current state of Canada’s airports is palpable among the public, airlines, and the federal government. Landing fees, shop and restaurant rental fees, and ‘airport improvement fees’ seem high and uncompetitive versus U.S. airports. This collective discontent underscores the urgent need for change.
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