The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) was established in 1993 to manage Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada's busiest airport located in Mississauga, Ontario. The GTAA aims to enhance the airport's operations while providing a world-class travel experience and supporting regional economic growth. Key services include airport operations, maintenance, passenger and cargo services, and retail and dining options for travelers.
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The GTAA began issuing bonds in 1997 to finance its capital projects, with notable issuances including a $600 million bond in 2014 dedicated to infrastructure improvements. Their bonds are often structured with attractive features such as callable options, and current yields are competitive within the airport sector. Recent news highlights the GTAA's focus on sustainable financing, with intentions to explore green bonds in upcoming issuances to support environmentally friendly initiatives.