EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS HEREAt Winnipeg Richardson International Airport

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ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE AIRPORTSIN THE WORLD

Additional Photography Courtesy of Laird Kay

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AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE•Runway 18/36:

11,000 ft (3,350 m) equipped for CAT II operations

•Runway 13/31: 8,700 ft (2,650 m)

•Runway capacity of 240,000 operations annually

•30 aircraft parking positions on main apron

•11 taxiways

•Land surface of 3,742.7 acres (1,514.6 hectares)

•Terminal area of 570,793 ft2

(53,028 m2)

•Central de-icing facility consists of a multi-user 6 bay, 290,635 ft2 (27,000 m2) pad

•Common use cargo apron of 778,198 ft2 (72,297 m2)

•24/7 operation hours

•No slot time restrictions

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Direct economic impact measures the employment and economic impact directly associated with the airport (e.g., airlines, ground handling, airport operations, air trafficcontrol,etc.).

Indirect and induced impacts measures multiplier impacts in the wider economy that are stimulated by the airport’s activities (e.g., other businesses that

2012 DIRECT IMPACTS OF WINNIPEG RICHARDSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT • 9,670 direct jobs in the Winnipeg region, representing

9,070 direct person years of employment.

• The direct economic impact of this employment on the provincial economy is:• $790 million in gross domestic product (GDP)• $2.2 billion in economic output • $390 million in wages

supply goods and services to the airport, and spending by airport employees).

Emphasis is placed on the direct economic impacts as these are based on data from the employer surveyandareclearlyidentifiable.The multiplier impacts are inferred from Statistics Canada data and arethereforelessdefinite.

DIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACTS

*Source: 2013 InterVISTAS Economic Impact Study of Winnipeg Richardson International Airport

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Total impacts are calculated by adding together the direct, indirect and induced impacts. The total economic impacts of on-going operations at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport on the provincial economy are summarized below:

The employment survey administered to employers at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport and related businesses also revealed some interesting characteristics:

On-Going Total Economic Impacts of Winnipeg Richardson International Airport in Manitoba

Type of Impact Jobs Person Years Wages ($ Millions)

GDP ($ Millions)

Economic Output ($ Millions)

Direct 9,670 9,070 390 790 2,190Indirect 5,250 4,920 220 440 610Induced 4,480 4,200 200 370 840

Total 19,400 18,190 810 1,600 3,640

TOTAL IMPACTS

• 98% of jobs at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport and related businesses are permanent (non-seasonal) and 88% of these are full-time jobs

• ContractemployeesandfirmsprovidingservicestoWinnipeg Richardson International Airportandrelatedfirmscontributed200additional person years of employment, based on survey responses

• Employees at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport and other businesses linked directly to the airport earned nearly $390 million in wages, yielding an average of approximately $43,000 per person year of employment

*Source: 2013 InterVISTAS Economic Impact Study of Winnipeg Richardson International Airport

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AIR SERVICES

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Total: 3.5 million

• Domestic: 2.9 million

• Transborder: 458,107

• Other International: 168,001

• Winnipeg Census Metropolitan Area (CMA): 730,018*

• Province of Manitoba: 1,208,268*

• Catchment Area: 2.3 million

*Source: Statistics Canada - 2011 Census

2013 PASSENGER VOLUMES

POPULATION

Winnipeg’s central location in Canada plays host to a catchment area of roughly 2.3 million people seeking flights tomany domestic, U.S., and internationaldestinations. Winnipeg was a key market for the recent launch of WestJet’s Encore network and has the potential to be a major focal point for any new airline entering into the Canadian market.

Winnipeg Richardson International Airport has the capability to accommodate new airlines in a fully common-use environment. All available passenger

processing equipment enables a simple turn-key solution which minimizes start-up costs and allows airlinestooperatewithlittleeffort.

WeofferanAirITbackendproductwhichutilizesIER kiosks for the passenger facing experience. No seat reservation system? Our local departure control system will allow airlines to populate passengersusingcustomizedseatmapsconfiguredto your needs.

A GROWING NETWORK

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LAND & COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Be here.Develop here.

Building on Success

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• Three major North American rail networks (CN, CP, BNSF)

• Major trucking routes, including the TransCanada highway and direct access to the U.S. interstate highway system

• Central time zone location means maximum coverage at the minimum cost

• Northern hub of the Mid-Continent Trade Corridor

• Logistics industry concentrated in the airport area

• Strong local logistics industry providing a productive, educated and multilingual labour force

• Modern and extensive communications infrastructure

• Favourable business cost environment

• Cargo and courier business is strong in Winnipeg, with two major on-site sorting facilities and air cargo service from most couriers and airlines

LOCATION ADVANTAGES

Winnipeg lies at the geographic centre of North America and Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is located only 6.5 kilometres from downtown.

Operating on a 24-hour basis, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is truly a multimodal transportation hub.

Winnipeg’s strategic location at the heart of the Mid-Continent Trade Corridor makes it a logical transportation and distribution hub and it is located in the Central Time Zone — a Manitoba business advantage.

LOCATION

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Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is positioned on a 1,514.6 hectare plot of land, some of which is available for development.

Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA) manages and develops all land at the Airport under the provisions of a long-term lease agreement with the Government of Canada.

All available land has been assembled, or is being assembled, through a process that ensures sustainability and long term growth. This growth has been benchmarked against the strategic objectives set forth by WAA along with the interests of the community.

They include the following:

1. All land available for development will support and augment the Airport’s competitive position within the commercial marketplace enhancing the local economy

2. All development will optimize the use of Airport land resources and ensure all land is put to its highest and best use

3. All developments will focus on the commercial activities and industries that add value to the local economy further stimulating the economic activity within the Airport campus

4. All developments will systematically mature in correspondence with the Airport’s strategic growth, optimizing monetary viability to the Airport

LAND DEVELOPMENT

WAAoffersarangeofcompetitiveadvantagesthathelpcapitalizeonbeinglocated adjacent to the Region’s International Air Transport Hub.

Our team will assist your individual or organizational requirements through each aspect of the development starting with site selection, permitting, negotiating theLeaseAgreementandfinallycommissioningoftheproject.

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ADVANTAGEUnder the management of Winnipeg Airport Land Corporation (WALC), WAA has approximately 800 acres of developable land in four Airport Business Parks (East, South, West and North). Approximately 90 serviced acres with excellent transportation access are available for immediate development.

The Airport Business Park East has a strong existing tenant base of air cargo integrators and aerospace industry leaders. This area is the immediate development priority for WAA. Airport Business Park East has approximately 50 acres available for development.

Planned development in this area includes executive office space, hotels, light industrial

and retail facilities. No location inWinnipeghassomuchtooffer,including immediate access to the airport while only minutes from downtown, an excellent location on a major thoroughfare, and airport management committed to working with you to locate here.

The Airport Business Park South consists of business aviation facilities provided by two fixedbase operators (FBOs).

Development in the Airport Business Park West focuses on aircraft maintenance and distribution centres. Future development in the West and Nor th Parks incorporates opportunities such as an intermodal facility, e-commerce distribution centres and foreign trade zone development.

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SITEThe site most suited for development is situated at the western side of the airport property and encompasses both groundside and airside property.

Security conditions are in place for any development on airside property. Post construction, airside tenants will be expected to comply with Transport Canada safety and security requirements.

Land development on airport property (Parcel 1b) is best suited to airside services and supporting business.

Preliminary indications are that this property may hold particular appeal to industries such as light and advanced manufacturing, aerospace, life sciences and agribusinesses.

WALC is also open to innovative concepts if they follow the general parameters of the concept of Aerotropolis—best definedbyDr. John D. Kasarda as:

“Similar in shape to the traditional metropolis, made up of a central city and its commuter linked suburbs, the aerotropolis consists of an airport city core and extensive outlying corridors and clusters of aviation-oriented businesses and their associated residential developments.”

Winnipeg Richardson International Airport offers true flexibility in choice of sites, including greenfield development of sitesup to 200 acres.

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ZONINGParcel 1a should be considered zoned for industrial use by the City of Winnipeg.

The 2014 Master Plan and Land Use was in development at thetimeof printing this booklet.Uponcompletion, the new plans will cover the next 20 years.

According to the Airport Master Plan this site is designated for commercial development.

Commercial development involves all remaining land that is not part of an operational area and includes aviation related development such as cargo, aircraft maintenance, hangars,fixedbaseoperators(FBOs)and non-airport related industry such as industrial warehousing and distribution, hotels, offices, gas stations, etc. on the airport campus. The all inclusive commercial designation is intended to provide optimalflexibilityinaddressingfutureaviation development opportunities that may occur on land not designated as aviation related.

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Concessions within an Airport Terminal Building (ATB) play a pivotal role in enhancing the overall travelling experience while also generating non-aeronautical revenues for the airport.

Since most of the operating expenses within the Terminal are fixed, non-aeronautical revenuedevelopment is a resourceful way to augment revenue and then reinvest it back into the building, further improving the passenger’s experience.

COMMERCIAL & RETAILOur new terminal building has introduced a brand assortment of retail and food & beverage far superior than its predecessor, all strategically located within a footprint of 53,028 square meters.

We continue to evaluate new and unique opportunities that will complement the current retail mix, further enhancing the experience for the travelling public along with the employees that work within the campus.

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CARGO SERVICES

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Delivering Tomorrow

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• Located at the geographic centre of North America which allows for effective service to all NorthAmerican time zones.

• The number one dedicated freighter airport in Canadaasmeasuredbynumberofflights;over5,000 per year.

• Well-serviced by air, rail and truck transport, with rail and road access to the seaport of Churchill, allowing for cost-effectivemovement of goodsthroughout North America — from the Arctic to Mexico.

Winnipegoffersarapidlydevelopinginlandportwhichoffersa24/7internationalairport,oneofthelargesttrucking centres in North America, more developable land than almost any other economic zone in North America and an ideal central location.

• A one hour drive to the U.S. border on majorhighways ensuring the border can always be reached by road.

• The northern gateway to the Mid-Continent Trade CorridorconnectingCanada,theU.S.andMexico.

• Acertifiedtransshipmentpointenablingcargotobe transshipped between foreign carriers, with truck/rail carriers, and with Canadian air carriers.

THE IDEAL CARGO HUBCARGO ADVANTAGES

• Warehouse space for cargo activities: 31,000 m2 (333,681 ft2) including 2 multi-tenant cargo terminal facilities

• Independent refuellers and fuel consortium (optional membership)

• Heavy lift loader

• Aircraft maintenance repair and overhaul

• 24-hour Canada Customs

• 24-hour operations: no waiting, no slot controls

• Allows for all weather operations

• Central de-icing facility: multi-user 6 bay, 290,635 ft2 (27,000 m2) pad

• Common use cargo apron: 778,198 ft2 (72,297 m2)

• Runway 18/36: 11,000 ft (3,350 m) equipped for CAT II operations

• Runway 13/31: 8,700 ft (2,650 m)

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WAA will connect you with qualifiedcompaniesandcontactsproviding all the services you need.UseWinnipegRichardsonInternational Airport and distribute your goods seamlessly to your destination inCanada, theU.S.or around the world.

• Supply chain experts are available to work with you, simplifying the movement of goods into Canada and the U.S. Whether you needfreight forwarders, customs brokers, trucking companies or integrators,youwillfindthebestsolution located on or near the airport campus

• Goods are off-loaded from the airport by skilled and experienced ground handlers

• Freight destined for Canada will be cleared at the airport by Canada Customs and released for distribution within Canada

• Correctly prepared documents ensure efficient movement ofyour goods to destination

EXPERIENCE SEAMLESS TRANSFER OF GOODS FROM AIRCRAFT TO DESTINATION

• Freight destined for the U.S.will be sorted in a bonded warehouse faci l i ty and consolidated for transit to the Canada-U.S. border whereU.S. Customs officials willinspect and release the goods for distribution

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• Shorter transit time from beginning to end

• Customs clearance when you need it

• High quality of service throughout the supply chain

• Access the entire central region from Winnipeg, the most central and efficientgeographic location

• Reduced fuel burn

Increase Reliability and Efficiency

Avoid Congested Airports

Reduce Costs

WAA and our partners are actively pursuing direct global routes using Winnipeg Richardson International Airport as the access point into North America.

UseWinnipegtoconnecttovariouspartsoftheglobe.Winnipeg’s location, facilities, established air and ground links, and manufacturing base make us the ideal location to service the many growing trade routes around the world.

DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL FREIGHTER SERVICES

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Winnipeg is strategically located atthejunctionoftheAsia-PacificGateway and Corridor and the Mid-Continent NAFTA Trade Corridor. Through a system of interconnecting highways and rail routes, these corridors provide seamless and efficient access to Asian, Canadian, U.S. andMexican markets.

The major east-west route crossing Winnipeg is the

Trans-Canada Highway, which runs between Victoria, BC, through Winnipeg, and east to St. John’s, NL. It is the world’s longest national highway with a length of 7,821 km (4,860 miles).

Winnipeg is an inland port connecting to the deep Atlantic seaport of Churchill. Strategically located on the west coast of Hudson Bay, it offers easy and efficient entry for shipping

INTEGRATED GROUND TRANSPORTATION NETWORK

products to and from Europe, Russia, Africa, Mexico, South America and the Middle East.

Each day, over 1,000 trucks cross the border between Manitoba and theU.S.

Winnipeg is a major rail operations hub for Canada with intermodal marshalling yards and rail corridors that extend in all directions. It is a transit point for all east-west freighter trains.

Winnipeg is home to one of Canadian National Railway’s 11 intermodal terminals. The terminal can handle 100,000 lifts per year.

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COMMUNITY & TOURISM

Be here.Visit here.

Explore our Community

Photo: Dan Harper

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Located at the geographic centre of Canada and North America, Winnipeg is Manitoba’s vibrant capital city and has a population of more than 730,000 culturally diverse people. The city is a four-season destination boasting cosmopolitan flair and awarm,welcoming spirit.

Key business sectors in Winnipeg include: advanced manufacturing, agr ibus iness, ae rospace,

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cultural industries, energy and environment, financial services,information and communications technology, l i fe sciences, tourism, and transportation and distribution.

Winnipeg is experiencing an unprecedented amount of change as more than $2 billion of investment in new infrastructure and attractions is underway.

These developments along with Winnipeg’s innovative arts and culture scene, tantalizing restaurants, luxurious spas, professional sports teams, tranquil outdoor attractions, fabulous shopping and compelling history make it an alluring tourist destination, welcoming four million visitors per year.

Courtesy of Tourism Winnipeg

VISIT WINNIPEG

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Known as “the cultural cradle of Canada,” it’s no secret that Winnipeg’s arts and culture scene is one of the best in the world. Marvel at performance arts groups including Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, among others.

The city is also renowned for its numerous museums and galleries. Canada’s oldest civic art gallery, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is home to the world’s largest collection of contemporary Inuit art. Hop aboard the 17th-century ship the “Nonsuch” at The Manitoba Museum, and learn about the natural history of Manitoba and the Prairies through culturally rich exhibits.

The new Canadian Museum of Human Rights is the only museum in the world dedicated to the past, present and future of human rights. This iconic facility explores the evolution of human rights through dialogue, technology and interactive experiences and will be of great interest for meetings and conventions, leisure travellers, student and youth groups and the travel trade market.

SENSATIONAL ARTS & CULTURE

Winnipeg Art Gallery

Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Courtesy of Tourism Winnipeg

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Winnipeg’s festivals take place year-round, as some of Canada’s biggest and best events were created here. Admire world-class snow sculptures at Festival du Voyageur, savour multicultural eats at Folklorama, listen to tunes during Winnipeg Folk Festival or soak in live theatre during Winnipeg Fringe Festival.

YEAR-ROUND FESTIVALSA Winnipeg must-see is the Assiniboine Park and Zoo, where a transformative $200 million investment was recently completed. The zoo’s signature Journey to Churchill is said to be the most comprehensive polar bear exhibit in the world.

ASSINIBOINE PARK & ZOO

Winnipeg is sometimes called “The Gateway to Churchill,” as visitorsfromaroundtheworldflyinto the city on their way up north to see polar bears, northern lights and beluga whales. Many choose to explore Winnipeg’s unique urban offeringswhilehere.

GATEWAY TO CHURCHILL

The RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg is located downtown within walking distance of hotels, attractions, shopping and dining. Currently, the centre offers 160,000 sq. ft. of spaceand will nearly double in size for a total of 264,000 sq. ft. when expansion is complete in 2016. Hotel construction continues in Winnipeg with a total of 8000 rooms becoming available by 2016.

OTHER DEVELOPMENTSThe airport campus itself is home to three hotels with a total of 400 rooms.

Between the new developments and strong existing tourism products, Winnipeg is a burgeoning city experiencing an exciting renaissance. There is no better time for tourists to come visit this welcoming Prairie city and its hidden gems, both old and new.

Grand Hotel

Festival du Voyageur

Courtesy of Tourism Winnipeg

Courtesy of Assiniboine Park

The International Polar Bear Conservation Centre

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249-2000 Wellington AvenueWinnipeg MB R3H 1C2waa.ca/business

AIR SERVICES

Scott MarohnDirector, Air Service & Product DevelopmentT 204.987.1535E smarohn@waa.ca

LAND & COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Robert BachartDirector, Commercial AssetsT 204.987.7862 E rbachart@waa.ca

CARGO SERVICES

Pascal BélangerVice PresidentChief Commercial OfficerT 204.987.2737E pbelanger@waa.ca

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