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YQQ future upgrades

Sarah Nolette
By Sarah Nolette
Staff at YQQ are looking at what the future holds for the Comox Valley Airport Terminal.
CEO Fred Bigelow says passenger numbers have grown around 90 per cent since the terminal first opened and they are now looking at preparing for the future.
Bigelow says the focus from the board is to ensure monies are invested into the future to ensure YQQ can continue to meet the growing demand for flights to and from Comox.
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