BC airports are working together to become the world’s first net-zero regional airport system. The project is the first phase of an initiative to eliminate surface emissions within the province’s airport industry.
OEI has been engaged to review Peterborough Airport's governance model to drive business development and improve financial resilience. The engagement will involve extensive consultation.
After consulting an array of stakeholders, OEI developed a master plan for Oliver Municipal Airport in BC's South Okanagan. The plan has a 10-year horizon to the airport's land use and infrastructure plans.
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Airport (YJN) has selected OEI to develop a Strategic Plan. OEI will provide a vision and development framework for the municipal airport in a community 40 kilometres south of Montreal.
Many airports are still pulling up from the loss of 50 percent or more of their yearly income during the COVID-19 shutdown. OEI President Rob Beynon addresses the struggles facing regional airports in a feature article in the IAAE Canada Airport Magazine.
The Town of Qualicum Beach, BC has engaged OEI to provide a multiphase assessment of the town’s airport. The consultation includes interviewing key stakeholders, a situation briefing, and opportunities for public engagement.
Rob Beynon, Operations Economics Inc. Founder and President, spoke at the first Union of BC Municipalities in-person conference since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Black Press Media reported Mr. Beynon's comments.
Muskoka Airport contracted with Tetra Tech and OEI to develop a Master Plan, an economic impact analysis, and subsequent planning support. To date, OEI has delivered an economic impact study and financial analysis of proposed projects.
OEI has provided operational, marketing, research, and other executive services to the City of Castlegar to see the airport transition to the level of service and operations regulators require and the people of the West Kootenays deserve.
Working collaboratively with the First Nations Health Authority, the team of OEI and Stantec has completed the first phase in FNHA’s road map to medical evacuation infrastructure for First Nation communities across British Columbia.
OEI analyzed the demand for air service in one of the last regions in the world without aviation: Tokelau. Working with Calibre Engineering New Zealand and Tetra Tech, OEI prepared an air services demand analysis for a proposed airport on Tokelau.
Working with the First Nations Health Authority, OEI developed a road map for planning medical evacuation infrastructure for First Nation communities across BC.