Air Canada Joins Bid to Build and Operate New High-Frequency Rail
Cadence Consortium Submits Proposal for Enhanced Passenger Rail Service
Air Canada Joins Effort to Improve Connectivity and Sustainability
OTTAWA, Canada - Air Canada has joined the Cadence consortium in a bid to build and operate a new High-Frequency Rail (HFR) project. The bid, submitted on July 24, 2024, aims to enhance passenger rail service across the country.
The Cadence consortium, led by CDPQInfra, consists of several partners, including SNC-Lavalin, Aecom, Bombardier Transportation, and Aecon Group. The HFR project is designed to improve rail connectivity, reduce travel times, and promote sustainable transportation.
Air Canada's involvement in the consortium brings expertise and resources to the project. The airline's extensive network and experience in passenger transportation will contribute to the development of a seamless and efficient rail system.
The submission of bids marks a significant milestone in the development of the HFR project. The consortium's proposal will undergo evaluation, and the winning bid is expected to be announced in the coming months.
The potential impact of the HFR project is significant. It has the potential to transform passenger rail service, making it more accessible, affordable, and sustainable. Air Canada's involvement demonstrates a commitment to improving transportation options and promoting economic development.
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