Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport (formerly Dorval Airport) and Mirabel Airport were built and operated by the Canadian federal government until 1992. In 1987 the federal government developed a national policy to give the operation and maintenance of all major airports to the private sector. The airports remained property of the government. In 1992 Aéroport de Montréal was created to maintain and operate Dorval Airport and Mirabel Airport. At that time ADM faced many challenges, mainly maintaining two underused airports with similar mission serving one city. In 1995, ADM announced that it will invest in order to modernize the aging Dorval Airport and improve the Mirabel Airport. At that time the passenger traffic was split between the two airports; intercontinental flight flying from Mirabel and local flight from Dorval. In 1997, in order to simplify connecting flight, Dorval was chosen to receive all scheduled passenger flights. Mirabel was to remain operational but with limited traffic. Cargo and charter flight were to fly from Mirabel. From 2002 and 2006, ADM invested $716 million in the Dorval Airport. ADM added several new features to the airport, including a new international jetty and a new arrival complex. In 2004, ADM further consolidated the passenger traffic by moving the charter flight from Mirabel to Dorval. Since then Mirabel only operates cargo flight, aircraft construction and maintenance. In 2004, the Canadian government renamed Dorval Airport to Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
Current projects
ADM development of the Montréal's airports is not over and still in the process of improving Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. A project to connect Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport to Montréal downtown via express-trains is currently in development and was given a priority status.[2] ADM is also financing the Aérogalerie program, which aims to gives the airports a Montréal character and to support local artists by displaying Montréal artistic creations in the airport.
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aéroports, montréal, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, news, newspapers, books, scholar, jstor, decemb. This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Aeroports de Montreal news newspapers books scholar JSTOR December 2010 Learn how and when to remove this template message Aeroports de Montreal often abbreviated ADM is the main airport authority in the Greater Montreal Area It is headquartered in Suite 1000 of the Leigh Capreol Place in Dorval Quebec 1 It is responsible for both Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and Montreal Mirabel International Airport It is a non profit private enterprise that does not issue share capital or receive government funding Its missions are to provide quality airport service for the Montreal region help the economic development of the Montreal region and develop a harmonious coexistence with the surrounding environment Aeroports de MontrealTypeNon profit organizationIndustryAirportFounded1992HeadquartersPierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport Dorval Quebec CanadaKey peoplePhilippe Rainville CEO and PresidentProductsAirportNumber of employees600Websiteadmtl com en ADM Contents 1 History 2 Current projects 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksHistory EditPierre Elliott Trudeau Airport formerly Dorval Airport and Mirabel Airport were built and operated by the Canadian federal government until 1992 In 1987 the federal government developed a national policy to give the operation and maintenance of all major airports to the private sector The airports remained property of the government In 1992 Aeroport de Montreal was created to maintain and operate Dorval Airport and Mirabel Airport At that time ADM faced many challenges mainly maintaining two underused airports with similar mission serving one city In 1995 ADM announced that it will invest in order to modernize the aging Dorval Airport and improve the Mirabel Airport At that time the passenger traffic was split between the two airports intercontinental flight flying from Mirabel and local flight from Dorval In 1997 in order to simplify connecting flight Dorval was chosen to receive all scheduled passenger flights Mirabel was to remain operational but with limited traffic Cargo and charter flight were to fly from Mirabel From 2002 and 2006 ADM invested 716 million in the Dorval Airport ADM added several new features to the airport including a new international jetty and a new arrival complex In 2004 ADM further consolidated the passenger traffic by moving the charter flight from Mirabel to Dorval Since then Mirabel only operates cargo flight aircraft construction and maintenance In 2004 the Canadian government renamed Dorval Airport to Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport Current projects EditADM development of the Montreal s airports is not over and still in the process of improving Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport A project to connect Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport to Montreal downtown via express trains is currently in development and was given a priority status 2 ADM is also financing the Aerogalerie program which aims to gives the airports a Montreal character and to support local artists by displaying Montreal artistic creations in the airport See also Edit Aviation portalGreater Toronto Airports Authority Regina Airport Authority Edmonton Airports Vancouver Airport Services Halifax International Airport AuthorityReferences Edit Contact us Aeroports de Montreal Retrieved on December 4 2010 Aeroports de Montreal 800 Leigh Capreol Place Suite 1000 Dorval Quebec H4Y 0A5 Address in French 800 place Leigh Capreol Bureau 1000 Dorval Quebec H4Y 0A5 Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2008 11 16 Retrieved 2007 10 20 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link External links EditOfficial Website Official Website in French Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Aeroports de Montreal amp oldid 1135991623, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
