Demand for travel is high. Here's what's expected at Canada's airports this summer

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Remember the images of travel from last summer and the more recent winter holidays? The lost bags, long waits on tarmacs and piles of luggage in arrivals? Some of Canada’s airports are promising travellers those scenes won’t be the norm this summer.

“We have heard our customers,” said Greater Toronto Airports Authority president and CEO Deborah Flint at Pearson International Monday. “The anxiety, the uncertainty, the frustration, and the lack of control that was felt by passengers last year is one that we will never forget.” 

With almost all COVID-19-related travel restrictions lifted, it’s expected that the pent-up desire to get

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