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Originally Posted by RomanR27
If Porter started to beef up their TB offerings with the E2s, I wonder if that would end up back on the roadmap.
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It would depend on the usage of gates 14 and 15 by widebody aircraft (such as the A330 and B787) as they can really only park (fit) at those gates. Gates 13-16 are swing gates, and passengers disembarking from aircraft here can either be sent directly into the domestic terminal, or down the ramp to the customs area.
You can see here that there is some space for code C aircraft (A220, A320, B737, E295) in the transborder area.
You could have 2-3 E295s at gates 12, 13 and 14A, while UA Express and Jazz planes (and Porter Q400s) are over at gates 1 to 11.
I could see the YOW airport authority adding 2-3 bridges at the south end of the terminal to allow quicker passenger boarding. Right now gates 29 and 30 (mainly used by Canadian North) do not have jet bridges.
Right now, YOW can have domestic planes land at 12 and upwards since the TB side isn't busy. This also allows them to have a plane land from say, DCA at gate 13, but have that plane turn to YWG without having to move (tow) it to a different gate.