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A Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Alberta
i EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ECONOMIC IMPACT This report documents the socio-economic impact of 12 airports located throughout the province; the airfields represent 4 ‘Tiers’ of airports differentiated on the basis of aviation activity and on-site users. In total, some 275 on-airport firms were canvassed with a 98 percent success rate for the data fields sought. The economic impact of the survey airports has been measured by employment (in terms of full-time equivalents (FTEs)), labour income, and value-added Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Direct, indirect and induced forms of activity have been considered for calendar year 2003. The airports reviewed were: Tier I Tier II Tier III Tier IV North Peace River High Level Manning La Crete Central Red Deer Lloydminster Drumheller Bashaw South Lethbridge High River Taber Coutts All Tier I airports provide significant economic benefits to the communities they serve - in effect, they are local ‘economic engines’. In 2003 on average, each Tier I airport provided roughly 300 direct FTEs, a labour income of nearly $15 million, and a total impact of over $45 million. All Tier I airports operate in a deficit circumstance for their annual operating and maintenance budgets: on average local municipalities were contributing some $77,000 p.a. None have the financial resources to fund their capital funding requirements over the next 10 years. All Tier II airports provide significant economic benefits to the communities they serve. In 2003 on average, each Tier II airport provided roughly 30 direct FTEs, a labour income of nearly $2 million, and a total impact of over $7 million. -
Aerocamping a Popular Option a Popular Option for Many O Private Wx Repo Ntario’ J C a G the Au T S He Go- R Outhe D O C R
The Journal of the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association AUGUST 2020 FlightMore than Aerocamping 90 A Popular Option Classified Ads for Many (p.37) PRIVATE AIRPORT STATIONS WX REPORTS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO PILOTS THE GO-AROUND JC AUDET TaKES US AROUND THE CIRCUIT ONCE MORE ONTario’S TRILLIUM FLYERS A GROWING FLEET TOURS PM#42583014 SOUTHERN ONTARIO CONTENTS DEpaRTMENTS 4 President’s CORNER CHRIstINE GERVAIS’ FirST COLUMN 6 MAILBOX GO-AROUND FEEDbacK 7 NEWSLINE COPA AGM AND AWARDS 16 AVIATION ACCESSORIES 21 A LOOK at PRIVATE AIRpoRT WX STATIONS FEatURE 18 YOUNGER VOICES YOUNG PIlots PROFILED AEROCAMPING 20 AVIATION SAFETY This month we return to the theme of under-the-wing camping as more and more AnotHER LOOK at THE pilots and their families seek ways of vacationing that don’t necessarily include stay- GO-AROUND ing at traditional lodgings. This month, experienced underwing camper Janine Cross takes us to Vancouver Island, and Jean-Pierre Bonin starts work on a Pilot’s Guide to 24 REGIONS Under-the-Wing Camping by inviting reader contributions from across the country. LOCAL NEWS AND MEMBER ACTIVITIES 30 ON THE HORIZON ON THE COVER: What better way of assuring minimal health risk during a pandemic UpcomING AND RECURRING than camping on the grounds of an airfield? Photo by David Black. EVEnts Clark Morawetz Flight [email protected], 905-809-4835 Québec Jonathan Beauchesne COPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS EDITOR [email protected], 514-585-3959 B.C. & Yukon Steve Drinkwater ~ Vacant ~ Mathieu Delorme [email protected] [email protected], -
Searey Flying Boats in Canada an Interview with Canadian Distributor John Dunlop by Adam Hunt | Photos John Dunlop
The Journal of the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association OCTOBER 2020 FlightMore than SeaRey 110 Classified Ads Flying Boats (p.44) Amphibious Kit Planes Popular in Canada AVIAte — NAVIGAte —ResuscitATE PILOT PERFORMS CPR WHILE Airborne — in A 172! ROLLING OUT THE RED CARPET SaINT-JEAN BEGINS PREPS FOR COPA 2021 COPA — Neil J ARMSTRONG SCHOLARSHIP 2017 AwaRD WINNER PM#42583014 DaVID AUSTIN REPORTS IN & CAPTURE THE FEELING OF FLIGHT. L’ESSENTIEL, C’EST LE CIEL! In Canada, the freedom to fly provides pilots Au Canada, cette vérité offre aux pilotes and aviation enthusiasts endless ways of et aux passionnés d’aviation plein de moyens expressing our love for flight. pour exprimer leur amour de voler. Recognizing this, COPA and Red Canoe C’est pourquoi COPA et Red Canoe came together to create a high quality s’associent pour pour créer une collection collection meant to capture d’excellente qualité, destinée à rendre and celebrate just a few of those ways. hommage à quelques-uns de ces moyens. Shop for yours today: Trouvez le vôtre aujourd’hui: www.copanational.org/en/store www.copanational.org/fr/boutique his hers Pour lui Pour elle CopaFlight-ApparelPrintAd-Feb.Final.indd 1 2019-01-13 3:25 PM CONTENTS DEpaRTMENTS 4 PRESident’S CORNER THE FlyING SCOT — A GOOD READ 7 MAILBOX PIlot SHortaGE, HANOVER NEWS 8 NEWSLINE Cross -COUntry FLIGHT NEarly ENDS IN TraGEDY 17 YOUNGER VOICES 28 FTORMA ION FLIGHts AND CAEsar NIGHts FEatURE 20 AVIATION ACCEssORIES THE SEAREY CARBON MONOXIDE MONItorING COPA Flight contributor Adam Hunt takes a close look at the SeaRey, a flying 22 AVIATION SAFETY boat offered by Florida’s Progressive Aerodyne in both kit form and as a factory- THE GENEral AVIatION SAFETY built Light Sport Aircraft in the U.S.