Scott Mercer

This document outlines the St. John's International Airport Authority's ongoing $250 million, 10-year Airport Improvement and Expansion Plan, which was announced in 2014. The plan aims to increase capacity, enhance facilities, and improve the overall passenger experience to accommodate existing and future passenger growth, with a target of two million passengers annually. Key projects detailed for 2016 include the continued expansion of the Terminal Building, construction of a new four-leg roundabout, development of a new cell phone waiting parking lot, covered walkways, and extensions to employee and public parking facilities.

The 10-year Expansion and Improvement Plan, initiated in 2014 with a $245 million investment, aims to ensure the safety and operational integrity of existing facilities, expand the Airport Terminal Building to accommodate two million passengers annually, and enhance accessibility during low-visibility conditions. Key components include the Airport Terminal Building expansion and the Accessibility and Safety Initiative, which involves the installation of Category III Instrument Landing Systems. The plan is slated for completion in 2023, expecting to benefit the community and support regional economic growth.

The 2024-2026 Strategic Plan for St. John's International Airport Authority outlines a roadmap to advance Newfoundland and Labrador's economy and global reach by connecting the region with the world. It focuses on five strategic priorities: People and Culture, Digital Transformation, Financial Strength, Operational Excellence and Resiliency, and Airport Development and Community Partnerships, aiming to enhance services, foster growth, and contribute to community well-being.

This Accessibility Plan and Feedback Process for St. John's International Airport Authority outlines a strategic commitment to identify, remove, and prevent accessibility barriers. The plan focuses on enhancing accessibility across information and communication (both technological and other forms), procurement, design and delivery of programs and services, built environment, employment, and training. It aims to foster a more diverse and inclusive airport community, ensuring compliance with Canadian accessibility legislation and supporting the full participation of persons with disabilities.

This document is an Accessibility Plan Progress Report providing an update on the St. John's International Airport Authority's (SJIAA) efforts to enhance accessibility from its initial plan in May 2024 to May 2025. The report details commitments to meeting requirements under the Accessible Canada Act, outlines progress across areas such as information and communication technologies, communication, procurement, design and delivery of programs and services, the built environment, employment, and training, and emphasizes stakeholder consultation and continuous improvement towards a barrier-free environment.