And if you'd like to see some facts about Privatization in other jurisdictions, here’s a recent report from the Canadian Labour Congress. https://documents.clcctc.ca/PAC/2026/Public%20Runways,%20Private%20Profits%20(FINAL).pdf "Supporters of privatization point to Canada’s high relative airfares, the prospect of government revenue windfall, and the profitability of overseas for-profit privatized airports.” "Opponents cite Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, the United States of America, and the United Kingdom as documented cases of privatization producing higher airline and consumer charges, decreased service quality, workforce squeezes, and abuse of market power inherent to airports' status as natural monopolies. Estimates suggest that a private investor requires 15-20% more revenue than airports currently generate– and that gap can only come from fares, fees, wages, or reduced government rent.” Their conclusion: "Airport workers and air travellers should oppose this shift from the current publicly-owned, non-profit model. Under for-profit airport ownership, revenue must be extracted somewhere: consumers, workers, or the government will pay the price.” #elbowssomething #airports #privatization #sellout #transportation #greed #publicgood #airtravel #canada #canpoli #cdnpoli