YVR Air Mail Newsletter - April 2005 Issue


		April 2005

Welcome to the April Issue of YVR Air Mail, the official electronic newsletter for YVR and the Airport Authority. We hope you enjoy it and welcome your feedback.


	Building the Gateway To accommodate the growing demands for air travel and the newer, larger aircraft of the future, the Airport Authority is undertaking a number of expansion projects. more info				New Engine Run-up Pad Up and Running Vancouver International Airport Authority has officially opened a new engine run-up area at the western edge of Sea Island. more info


			Flightpath to the Future On March 23, Larry Berg, President and CEO of the Vancouver International Airport Authority, addressed the Vancouver Board of Trade. His speech, entitled Flightpath to the Future: Seizing the Gateway Opportunity, presented YVR’s highly successful 2004 results and detailed upcoming initiatives the airport is undertaking to prepare for the future. As the major North American airport closest to Asia-Pacific, YVR is committed to strengthening its facilities in order to remain a premier global gateway. view entire speech


			More Destinations to Serve You Better Over the past 10 years, the aviation industry has undergone remarkable change. The proliferation of low-cost carriers, increased competition and the emergence of new markets continues to drive growth and create opportunities for YVR. more info


			MetroNaps - Another YVR First As part of YVR's ongoing commitment to providing travellers with leading-edge services and conveniences, MetroNaps offers weary travellers a chance to refresh and recharge before taking an international flight. more info


			Health Care on the Fly YVR continues to revolutionize the airport experience for travellers with its award-winning array of restaurants, shops, and services. As the first airport in North America to offer a full-service drugstore, walk-in dental centre, medical clinic and laboratory service, passengers are able to fulfill all of their health care needs without ever leaving the terminal. more info


			Creating a More Beautiful Airport Over the last few weeks, visitors to the airport may have noticed additional trees and plants along Grant McConachie Way, the main boulevard leading to the terminals. It's all part of a new landscaping plan to make YVR more beautiful for both travellers and the community. more info


	Look for our next issue in May 2005 Air Mail 2004


	What does YVR stand for? YVR is Vancouver International Airport’s designator or code. The world’s international airports have three-letter designators, as established by the International Air Transport Association. more info


	Contact us for more information about the Airport Authority. Contact

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