Vancouver Airport Services lands deal

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Vancouver Airport Services, a unit of Vancouver International Airport, has received a seven-year contract to provide services to the owners of Wellington International Airport in New Zealand. The contract, worth C$7 million, will be paid in seven years for about C$1 million a year. According to Vancouver Airport Services chief executive officer Frank O'Neill, the amount could increase depending on the amount of work the unit performs for the New Zealand airport. The unit will serve as adviser, providing retail and commercial services to Wellington to help it profit from restaurants and shops.

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Has received a seven-year contract to provide services to the owners of Wellington International Airport in New Zealand

Use of services, New orders received, New Zealand, Other Airport Operations, Airport Ground Handling Services, Airport terminal services, Article, Vancouver Airport Services

Vancouver airport captures top-flight rating

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Vancouver International Airport was voted the best North American airport in the latest survey of the International Airline Transport Association. Its innovative design and operational efficiency are lauded.

Product quality, British Columbia, Evaluation, Transportation, Vancouver, British Columbia, Vancouver International Airport

Ottawa to overhaul airport authorities legislation

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The Canadian government plans to create a Canada Airports Act to regulate the roles of the different airport authorities.

Canada, Government regulation (cont), Laws, regulations and rules