Leaders from all sectors pen open letter advocating for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport’s sustained operation and development
More than 40 leaders from industries including travel and tourism, aviation, business, healthcare, manufacturing, the arts, retail, education have signed an open letter to advocate for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport’s sustained operation and development.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport generates $2.1 billion in annual economic output, is the ninth-busiest airport in Canada, the fifth-busiest Canada-US air crossing, offers 20 direct flights and more than 100 connections, and is supported by an overwhelming majority of Torontonians by virtue of the quick, convenient connectivity it provides.
To read the open letter, signed by the below leaders, visit itsmyairport.ca.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is an award-winning gateway to Canada’s largest city, offering unmatched convenience just minutes from downtown Toronto. Serving passengers since 1939, the airport provides service to more than 20 cities across Canada and the U.S., with connections to more than 100 global destinations through its airline partners, and a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Preclearance facility opening soon.
Renowned for its accessibility, stunning skyline views and 98% passenger satisfaction rating, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport supports critical regional services, including medical travel and medevac operations through Ornge. It is also a key economic driver, supporting more than 4,000 jobs (2,000 directly associated with its operations) and generating approximately $2 billion annually for the regional economy.
Committed to sustainability, the airport is a three-time recipient of the Airports Council International–North America’s Environmental Achievement Award and is certified under Level 1 Airport Carbon Accreditation.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is owned and operated by PortsToronto. Nieuport Aviation is the terminal partner and operates the airport’s complimentary shuttle service to and from downtown Toronto.