The financial welfare of the airport is unlikely a key concern of its detractors...........but....
Hypothetically........
What if the airport terminal's largest tenant is not making any money (profit) on flights it flies out of Billy Bishop?
What if that tenant is already shifting many of their flights to Pearson?
What if that tenant is unlikely to renew their lease being 2033?
What if Ports Toronto doesn't make the investment to comply with RESA by mid 2027, and the main tenant can no longer legally fly their current aircraft from there?
Maybe the airport isn't the gold mine you think?
That's just hypothetical..... mind you....
What if general aviation users of of the airport are under the impression that whether the airport remains or not, that their days there are numbered?
Do elaborate on that statement.
A bit over 9 years ago, but sure.
Go have a look at this post of mine and get back to me:
I mean if that's the price for not having to deal with NIMBY's across the board, I think that's probably a good trade off. Far to much time is spent trying to appease the loudest voices. The issue is not one of actually accommodating every objector to every thing........... Nor is it even...
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