The Airport Development Program

Third Quarter 2015 - YYC Airport Expansion Program Update

Construction Update for Stakeholders - Q3 2015

{ {Trivia: More than nine million hours have been worked by construction crews to date.

• Ten of the 22 new passenger boarding bridges have been installed, supporting the new gates for international and U.S.- destined flights

• Three of six moving walkways have been installed. These will support passenger movement between the terminals

• Twenty out of 32 passenger elevators have been installed• Installation of 22 escalators has been completed, out of a

total of 26• Eighteen of the self-bag drop units are already installed to

help streamline passenger check-in processes once the terminal opens

A number of new construction milestones were achieved over the last several months as construction on the new International Terminal at Calgary International Airport (YYC) continues. The International Terminal is the second part of The Calgary Airport Authority’s more than $2 billion Airport Development Program (ADP) which, along with the new terminal, includes construction of the new parallel runway at YYC which opened in 2014.

The ADP is the largest and most ambitious expansion program in the history of YYC and supports the airport’s position as Alberta’s aviation hub of choice, ensuring YYC and its partners are able to accommodate future growth. YYC is a hub of economic activity, a trusted neighbour, a gateway to possibilities and a place where people, purpose and commerce connect – welcoming 15.26 million passengers in 2014.

Directly connected to the existing terminal building at YYC, the new International Terminal will feature two new concourses and 22 new aircraft gates, along with a 318-room hotel.

On track for a scheduled opening in the fall of 2016, the two-million square foot International Terminal will more than double the size of the terminal facilities at Calgary International Airport.

New International Terminal

Pictured: Two installed self-bag drop units

Pictured: Installation of one of the 22 passenger boarding bridges

The latest milestones on the terminal include:

Third Quarter 2015 - YYC Airport Expansion Program Update

Construction Update for Stakeholders - Q3 2015

• 74 paging stations throughout the building• 184 automatic sliding and swinging doors• 238 self-serve units to enhance the passenger check-in

process• 700 Wi-Fi antennas so that passengers can connect

seamlessly to the internet• 1,238 standard doors• 2,600 announcement speakers• 23,000 lighting fixtures, many of which also contribute to

the facility’s various green initiatives• 745,000 metres of electrical conduit• 2,400,000 metres of copper wire

New International Terminal: By the Numbers

Pictured: Progression of the Connections Corridor

The new International Terminal will feature:

New International Terminal: Connections Corridor

Pictured: Interior Progression of the Connections Corridor

The new International Terminal will be connected to the existing terminal building by the Connections Corridor, a significant project unto itself. When complete, it will provide quick and efficient movement of passengers between the existing terminal and the new International Terminal.

The Connections Corridor will help passengers move within the expanded terminal facilities using several transportation options including moving walkways and a Compact Transit System (CTS).

Recent milestones on the Connections Corridor include:

• A portion of the Connections Corridor, between Concourses B and C, opened to passengers this August

• Four of the eight moving walkways that will transport passengers easily down the 620-metre Corridor have been installed and tested

• An expanded Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge, with new entrance, kitchen and chef’s station, along the area being constructed for the Connections Corridor, were completed in August

Pictured: One of the 30 electronic advertising signs in the new terminal