Pearson airport boss promises summer travel season will be 'better' than last year.
“We want Torontonians, Ontarians, and Canadians, and travellers from around the world to know that this summer will be very different and better than summer 2022.”This year, there are 10,000 more employees at Toronto Pearson International Airport, which brings the total number of workers to 50,000. Of those new employees, Flint said 130 will be dedicated to busing, baggage handling, and terminal operations.
Monday’s pledge is a big one, specifically because Pearson expects to take on 10 per cent more passengers in the next few months than it did in 2022. The problems at Pearson seen in the summer months of 2022, due in part to staffing issues and COVID-19 travel measures that were still in effect at the time, made headlines across the globe following months of delays, flight cancellations, and lost baggage.
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