

Charlottetown Airport Master Plan
What is a Master Plan?
A Master Plan is a roadmap for the long-term development of infrastructure and facilities to meet the aviation needs of the community over the next 20 years and beyond. Under the Ground Lease agreement with Transport Canada, the Master Plan must be updated every 10 years.
The Master Plan reviews forecasts, community and business needs, airline business models and the economic profile of the province to develop a long-term concept that will be sustainable, flexible and customer-centric mannered.
What you told us!

Over 85% of respondants are from PEI


The main focus identifed
was to be “an efficient
transportation hub” (54%)


Main amenities concern
was WiFi coverage
and power outlets (54%)


Main airside operations
concern was the lack of
boarding bridges (65%)


Priority for Air Services
was to get more services
to major Canadian airports
to provide “one-stop access
to the world” (69%)

What are the future
growth forecasts?
Today
370,000
Passengers
370,000
Passengers

2040
510,000 to 910,000
Passengers
510,000 to 910,000
Passengers
Today
14,900 Aircraft
Movements
14,900 Aircraft
Movements

2040
14,900 to 18,500
Aircraft Movements
14,900 to 18,500
Aircraft Movements
How big will the airport
become to meet demand?
Today
5,300 m2
5,300 m2

2040
11,800 m2
11,800 m2
Today
3 Aircraft
Stands
3 Aircraft
Stands

2040
5 Aircraft
Stands
5 Aircraft
Stands
Today
415 Parking
Stalls
415 Parking
Stalls

2040
750 Parking
Stalls
750 Parking
Stalls
What are the impacts
of the airport?

103.4 M in Gross
Economic Output (2018)
550 Direct Full-Time Jobs
Increased Aircraft Activity
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Waste and Water Usage


Host and Sponsor of
Community Events
What is being done to
offset impacts?

Compatible Land-Use Plan
Updated Noise Contours
Airport Carbon
Accreditation Level 1,
targeting Level 2


Green building
design concepts
What is new in the
2040 Master Plan?
- Expansion for Aircraft Parking
- Additional taxiway for circulation
- Reserve for new approach lighting
- Reserve for terminal expansion
- Additional commercial lots with airside access
- Expanded reserve for groundside functions (parking, transit, car rental)
- Assessing environmental impact reduction
- Assessing use of technology

Timeline
Milestone | Date |
Master Plan Kick off | April 23rd, 2019 |
AGM – Public Consultation | May 7th, 2019 |
External Stakeholder Consultations | April 23rd– May 30th, 2019 |
Initial Report | September, 2019 |
Public Consultation | October/November, 2019 |
Final Report | January, 2020 |
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