Edmonton International Airport - EIA Corporate
Edmonton International Airport - EIA Corporate
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Exhibit 3.2 | 2010 Air Service as at October 31, 2010<br />
Inuvik<br />
Norman Wells<br />
Whitehorse<br />
Rainbow Lake<br />
Fort St. John<br />
Grand Prairie<br />
Yellowknife<br />
Hay River<br />
Fort Smith<br />
High Level<br />
Fort McMurray<br />
EDMONTON<br />
Red Deer<br />
Vancouver Calgary Saskatoon<br />
Comox Kamloops<br />
Regina<br />
Victoria<br />
Abbotsford<br />
Winnipeg<br />
Seattle<br />
Kelowna<br />
Lethbridge<br />
Montreal<br />
Minneapolis Toronto<br />
Ottawa<br />
Halifax<br />
London (Heathrow)<br />
London (Gatwick)<br />
Frankfurt<br />
San Francisco<br />
Los Angeles<br />
Palm Springs<br />
Denver<br />
Las Vegas<br />
Phoenix<br />
Houston<br />
Chicago<br />
Maui<br />
Cabo San Lucas<br />
Mazatlan<br />
Varadero<br />
Puerto Vallarta Cancun<br />
Montego Bay<br />
Huatulco<br />
Liberia<br />
Panama City<br />
Puerto Plata<br />
Punta Cana<br />
3.1.2 Scheduled and Charter Traffic<br />
Scheduled, charter, air passenger and cargo<br />
transportation account for the majority of air<br />
services at <strong>EIA</strong>. As of 2010, 15 scheduled airlines<br />
and seven major charter operators serve <strong>Edmonton</strong><br />
<strong>International</strong> <strong>Airport</strong>, providing non-stop service<br />
to 28 destinations in Canada, 11 destinations in the<br />
United States and 15 international destinations.<br />
Charter operations using commercial passenger<br />
jets such as Boeing 737 or larger, bound for<br />
international and transborder destinations,<br />
generally operate seasonally. The majority of<br />
these connections are made in the winter charter<br />
season, taking passengers to various southern US and<br />
Caribbean destinations (Exhibit 3.2).<br />
As Canada’s prime gateway to the north, <strong>EIA</strong><br />
regularly serves 11 northern communities and<br />
is growing as a regional hub. As the preferred<br />
gateway serving Canada’s energy industry, <strong>EIA</strong><br />
supports northern business partners and their<br />
communities in the development of resources such<br />
as oil (both conventional and oil sands) and a host<br />
of other commodities including diamonds, gold,<br />
uranium.<br />
Twenty-two scheduled and charter air carriers<br />
serve <strong>Edmonton</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>Airport</strong>, providing<br />
services which link the airport with major Canadian,<br />
US and international destinations. Three national<br />
carriers – Air Canada, Westjet and Air Canada Jazz,<br />
along with regional domestic carriers Air North,<br />
Canadian North, First Air and Central Mountain<br />
Air, and charter carriers provide services to link<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong> with key destinations in Canada and the<br />
US. In addition, charter carriers such as Air Transat,<br />
Canjet, Sunwing, Enerjet, Swanberg Air, Integra Air,<br />
and Northwestern Air Lease provide charter flights<br />
to Northern Alberta communities and Caribbean<br />
sunspots. Transborder air carriers link the airport<br />
with major hub cities in the US including Alaska<br />
Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, Horizon<br />
Air, United Express and US Airways. London –<br />
Heathrow is served by an Air Canada Boeing<br />
767-300ER.<br />
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