As the Carney government considers privatizing Canada’s airports, many are critical, but not those who know the system.
Former airline executive Duncan Dee says that the set-up of Canada’s airports gives us the worst of both worlds. They are publicly owned but run like private businesses but without private sector efficiency. He points to the salaries of those who run the airports as one example.
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