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Large-scale infrastructure improvements for an improved passenger experience
Upgrades to cityside and airside infrastructure to ensure long-term flexibility.
Fast facts
The CIB is providing ADM Aéroports de Montréal with a $1 billion loan to support large-scale infrastructure improvements at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport.
Our investment will help advance projects under YUL’s Flight Plan 2028-2035 which includes improved access to the airport and new airside infrastructure to enhance domestic and international travel and trade.
With passenger volumes expected to reach 25 million by 2028 and between 30 to 35 million by 2035, continued investment in one of Canada’s busiest airports is essential. Upgrades to YUL will ensure the airport is ready to support future growth, maintain operational efficiency and deliver higher-quality service for travelers.
Benefits of the CIB’s involvement
The CIB’s financing provides ADM with the flexible capital needed to advance multiple phases of the Flight Plan simultaneously and without delays.
The CIB’s trade and transportation sector supports developing stronger, more efficient trade and transportation corridors to domestic and international markets.
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