A look back at National Airport Safety Week 2024
National Airport Safety Week took place from September 23 to 27, 2024. ADM Aéroports de Montréal’s SMS team deployed numerous initiatives to raise awareness among the airport community of the best practices to adopt airside to ensure high air safety performance. Quizzes, a luncheon, a vehicle cleaning area, and a FOD Walk—needless to say, it […]
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Plan your travels: roadblocks ahead
Closure of the entrance to A‑40 EAST (Metropolitan) from A-520 (Côte-de-Liesse), from October 4 to 7, 2024 From Friday 11 p.m. to Monday 5 a.m., the eastbound entrance from A-520 to A-40 will be closed. The detour will be via the feeder road (Côte-de-Liesse) up to the subsequent entrance. At night, complete closures of the right lane of […]
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Making the difference with a zero FOD attitude
Who hasn’t heard of Foreign Object Debris, commonly known as FOD? These objects or materials, sometimes unusual, which are found on our movement areas: including, but not limited to, paper, cardboard, plastics, vegetable matter, glass, metal parts belonging or not belonging to an aircraft, tools, hardware, etc. As you can see, the list is long. […]
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The importance of movement area safety
It’s hard to celebrate National Airport Safety Week without talking about movement area safety. Today, we’d like to give you a better understanding of how these areas work, and the golden rules for getting around them, as they are used for landing, take-off and aircraft movements on the ground. Movement area 101 tips To ensure […]
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Aviation safety: a participatory week!
We’re here! National Airport Safety Week begins today. This year’s program has been designed to remind you of the importance of the efforts required to minimize airside risks and ensure a high level of air safety performance. It’s been said repeatedly that a well-functioning SMS requires a collaborative approach. As a reminder, the theme of […]
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ADM Aéroports de Montréal thanks the YUL community!
Many of you may have read the article in La Presse (French only) this morning, presenting the results of a survey by the American commercial data analysis firm J.D. Power. ADM Aéroports de Montréal, like many other Canadian airports, questions the credibility of this ranking. For its part, ADM gives much greater credibility to the […]
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National Airport Safety Week: discover our program!
September 23 to 27 is National Airport Safety Week, organized by the Canadian Airports Council (CAC). During this awareness-raising week, we’ll be focusing our efforts on organizing activities to further develop our safety culture and raise employee awareness of the need to maintain safe working practices and methods to protect their colleagues and passengers. We […]
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A team of professionals attentive to the needs of vulnerable populations
At eight o’clock in the morning, Nazli and William begin their first tour of the day in the terminal to identify and approach vulnerable populations present at YUL. It’s their job, as community workers for the YMCA, to criss-cross the terminal several hours a day, sometimes offering a few comforting words to those in need, […]
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Flooding – Reopening of parking lots P11, A1, and A2
ADM Aéroports de Montréal wishes to inform users of employee parking lots P11, A1 and A2 that they are now reopened. Employees who used parking lots P4 and P7 during the closure period are asked to return to these lots. We thank you for your understanding.
Flooding – Closure of parking lots P11, A1, and A2
Due to flooding on the highway and municipal network leading to the airport, ADM Aéroports de Montréal wishes to inform the YUL community of the following impacts: Road and highway network Highways 40, 15, and 13 are currently impacted. Please plan your travels to the airport. Parking lots P11, A1 and A2 closed As a […]
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