Toronto Pearson Airport is still making a ton of money despite all the bad press

Toronto Pearson Airport is still making a ton of money despite all the bad press Toronto PearsonAirport

in the disaster year for air travel that was 2022.

The GTAA released its three- and nine-month figures on Thursday evening, showing a massive spike in passenger activity and revenue. All of this traffic translated into big bucks for Canada's largest travel hub, which raked in revenues of $421.9 million in Q3 2022 and $1.088 billion in the past nine months. This marks the second consecutive quarter that Toronto Pearson generated net income.

"Over the course of the summer, Toronto Pearson went from one of the world's most shut down major airports to one of its busiest," said Deborah Flint, President and CEO, GTAA.

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