Toronto Pearson Fast Facts

•  Toronto Pearson International Airport is Canada’s busiest airport
•  In 2010, 31.8 million passengers travelled through Toronto Pearson and we handled 418,292 aircraft movements
•  An extensive list of scheduled and charter flights provide service to passengers in the Toronto region, flying non-stop and same plane service to more than 180 cities around the world

Economic Development Statistics

•  Jobs: 40,000 Taxes: $4.5 billion Output: $26.4 billion Income: $6.8 billion 
  • (Source: Taking Flight: The Airport Master Plan 2008–2030)
   
• In 2010, Toronto Pearson handled 482,518 metric tonnes of cargo
• Toronto Pearson is home to 1.2 million square feet of warehouse space, an average of 0.42 tonnes per square foot
• Toronto Pearson processes over 45% of Canada’s air cargo
• Toronto Pearson is the only airport in Canada with scheduled freighter service to Europe, Asia, USA and Latin America
  
   

Runways at Toronto Pearson

• Toronto Pearson has five main runways and 30 taxiways, constructed of concrete, asphalt or a combination of the two
• Runway 06L-24R measures 2,895.6 x 60.9 metres (9,500 x 200 feet) 
• Runway 06R-24L measures 2,740.0 x 60.9 metres (9,040 x 200 feet) 
• Runway 15L-33R measures 3,368 x 60.9 metres (11,050 x 200 feet) 
• Runway 15R-33L measures 2,590.0 x 60.9 metres (8,500 x 200 feet) 
• Runway 05-23 measures 3,389.2 x 60.9 metres (11,120 x 200 feet)