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The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) manages and operates Toronto Pearson International Airport. It is a unique work environment in a global, vibrant and exciting airport community. Toronto Pearson is the largest airport in Canada and one of the largest airports in North America in terms of passenger and air cargo traffic. We employ more than 1,400 people directly, while another 40,000 employees work at Toronto Pearson within our airport community. Our people are passionate about their work and strive to provide the world`s most welcoming airport experience. We service more than 430,000 flights a year and over 38.6 million passengers annually. When you consider that Canada`s population is roughly 36 million, that`s more than our entire country! Working together as a team, our people bring great ideas to life and create a positive experience for our customers.
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In 2005, NASA researchers at Langley published research envisioning a new transportation system that would allow people to fly door to door - affordably using small, efficient, technologically advanced aircraft. ImagineAir`s founders Aaron Sohaki and Ben Hamilton along with Paul Fischer realized that this model could provide a level of service at a price unmatched by the aviation industry today. So ImagineAir was born. Technology and efficiency are the backbone of the air taxi model and ImagineAir provides both, with the Cirrus SR-22, one of the safest, most efficient and advanced aircraft in the skies today. ImagineAir employs a group of the most experienced pilots to fly these aircraft to more than 600 airports in the southeast US alone. Using smaller aircraft, ImagineAir can take passengers around the busiest hubs into their local, community airports. This point-to-point system not only saves an average of 3 hours per one-way trip over the hub-and-spoke system of airline travel, but also has the potential to save day travelers hours and even days on the road for shorter regional trips.