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Edmonton will regain lost flights: THE AIRPORT DEBATE
2001
Overview
We recognize that the impacts of Sept. 11 are significant, and that our industry will continue to be dynamic. However, Edmonton Airports operates in a city that leads the country in growth, and we are resolute in our vision to provide optimal air service and appropriate infrastructure to support that growth. We would appeal to [Wilson] to join the community in this endeavor. Air Canada has announced system-wide capacity reductions of 20 per cent: in Edmonton we have seen eight per cent of that reduction. Edmonton traffic in October is improving and is close to yearly norms.
