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Transport Canada says pension funds can enter commercial subleases to invest in and develop airport lands with not-for-profit airport authorities across the country.
Airport authorities can also create subsidiaries to encourage pension investment on airport lands.
A third avenue for investment would allow institutional investors to provide subcontracted services for certain aspects of airport operations.
Transport Canada announced a policy statement allowing pension funds to invest in Canadian airports.
Some of Canada ’s largest pensions, such as the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan , are accustomed to taking large and controlling stakes in airports in other countries.
The Canadian Airports Council ( CAC ) said the airports have been advocating for greater financial flexibility in their ground leases.
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