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Canada’s airports back biometric modernization, call for reinvestment
CAC is also calling for a transparent process as the government considers for-profit concessions at Canada’s four largest airports.
Canada’s airports are signaling support for biometric modernization and are calling for reinvestment to back the effort, according to Travelweek.
The Airports Council (CAC) is advocating for a transparent approach as the government weighs for-profit concessions at Canada’s four largest airports.
The report notes that the proposed biometric modernization would be pursued within a framework that includes new investment, though specifics on funding amounts or mechanisms are not provided in the source.
The piece emphasizes the CAC’s preference for openness in the decision-making process surrounding concessions and the modernization initiative.
No details are provided about timelines, exact airports involved, or potential outcomes of the funding or concession discussions.
CAC is also calling for a transparent process as the government considers for-profit concessions at Canada’s four largest airports.