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Plenty of parking options at the airport. PARK LIKE A PRO


Do you and your colleagues spend more time travelling than you do at the office? Are you at the airport once or twice a week boarding a flight to meet with clients and business partners? Would you like to save money on air- port parking? If you answered yes, we invite you to con- nect with us to lease a covered parking stall in our parkade, located directly across from the terminal. Te fee to lease a dedicated parking stall is $325 per month (including GST) and requires a minimum commitment of six months. Te parking stall can be shared among colleagues from the same company. Email us at parking@waa.ca to inquire. If you don’t travel that often, but would still like to save


money, check out our online parking reservation system. You can choose the economy lot, the four-level parkade or treat yourself to the convenience of our Valet & Away parking service. To pre-book your parking space (at least 24 hours in advance) and save money, visit us online at parking.waa.ca and use the promo code: THEHUB to re- ceive 15 per cent off posted rates.


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Welcome home loved ones on the Hug Rug in the Arrivals Hall.


DID YOU KNOW? Short term rates (five hours or less) in the four-level


parkade are the same as the economy lot. Just steps from the terminal, the parkade offers short term parking stalls on the third level – perfect for quick pick-ups and drop- offs. For just $2 per half hour you can welcome home loved ones right as they enter the arrivals area. Wave at Grandma Jean from the Hug Rug as she makes her way down the escalator! All rates are posted at waa.ca/parkhere.


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Photos courtesy of WAA.


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