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Alberta - British Columbia northern airports strategy

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Following an Alberta-British Columbia joint premiers and ministers meeting in 2004, the ministers of transportation were asked to review their airport strategies in relation to the airport... More ≫

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Following an Alberta-British Columbia joint premiers and ministers meeting in 2004, the ministers of transportation were asked to review their airport strategies in relation to the airport strategy of the federal government. The ministers worked with stakeholders to facilitate the development of a northern airports strategy that recognized the role of airports as economic enablers for business, freight and tourism.

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Inventory of Alberta regional and local airports : assessment of facilities : final report

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Alberta Infrastructure/Transportation, in conjunction with the Alberta Aviation Strategy Action Group (ASAG), undertook a study to assess the current level of Alberta’s airports, including the... More ≫

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Alberta Infrastructure/Transportation, in conjunction with the Alberta Aviation Strategy Action Group (ASAG), undertook a study to assess the current level of Alberta’s airports, including the assessment of all facilities, infrastructure needs and replacement costs. A total of 173 airports were initially identified for assessment, which included all registered and certified sites across Alberta excluding the Edmonton International Airport, the Calgary International Airport, and 4 Wing Cold Lake. The sites evaluated consisted of regional, community, corporate, private, and forestry aerodromes/airports.

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Inventory of Alberta regional/local airport inventory study : assessment of facilities

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Alberta Infrastructure/Transportation, in conjunction with the Alberta Aviation Strategy Action Group (ASAG), undertook a study to assess the current level of Alberta’s airports, including the... More ≫

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Alberta Infrastructure/Transportation, in conjunction with the Alberta Aviation Strategy Action Group (ASAG), undertook a study to assess the current level of Alberta’s airports, including the assessment of all facilities, infrastructure needs and replacement costs. Summary profile reports were prepared for each site, based on site inspections and questionnaires. The profile reports contain contact information, organizational structure, facility detail (runways, taxiways, airfield lighting, drainage, etc.) and economic information (budgets, capital requirements, expenditures, etc.) for each airport/aerodrome. Supplemental data was also collected from the Canadian Flight Supplement (CFS) as well as other aviation sources.

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