By Zahir Muslun

Public input sought in new Saskatoon airport designs

Jul 5, 2011 | 6:56 AM

Saskatoon airport officials will soon be looking community input after expansion designs at John G. Diefenbaker International Airport are finished.

Bill Restall, President and CEO of Saskatoon Airport Authority, says the plans are coming along on schedule. He hopes to turn to the community by September.

“In terms of features they would like to see in the building as well as discussing with the city (and) making sure as many people as possible are aware of what we're doing,” says Restall.

Restall said they will then fine tune the designs before seeking for the board to approve and tender the project in mid-November.

He expects to break ground in early 2013. He said the project should be complete up to 28 months after that.

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