Airports

SNC-Lavalin is the majority shareholder in the company set up to manage and operate this airport complex located in the southern reaches of the Department of Marne. Paris-Vatry Airport is a dedicated air cargo facility situated 150 km east of Paris. Equipped with a 3860-metre runway and performance-oriented navigational aids, the airport is capable of accommodating all manner of wide-body aircraft 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Only a short distance from the Greater Paris area, Paris-Vatry boasts superlative cargo handling capability and features five temperature-controlled cold rooms for the optimal handing of fresh produce and other perishables. Supported by a leading edge logistics park (300 000 m² of warehouse space built to date), the airport's ready availability of lots will allow the complex to continue to draw other internationally renowned names in logistics well into the future. Paris-Vatry is connected directly to A26 motorway and is located only a short distance south of the junction with A4 motorway, providing ease of access to a heavily travelled corridor which extends to the Greater Paris area, the British Isles, Benelux and the Rhine basin. Development potential and attributes second to none combine to make Paris-Vatry one of the most promising dedicated cargo facilities.

Country: France

Web Site : http://www.parisvatry.com/

Société d'Exploitation de Vannes Aéroport (SEVA) is the company set up on 1st January 2008 to manage Vannes Golfe du Morbihan Airport. SEVA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian-based SNC-Lavalin, has been commissioned to operate and maintain airport infrastructure, and develop air traffic. Located 8 km north of the City of Vannes on the Gulf of Morbihan, the airport caters essentially to business, leisure and travel sector operators. The facility features a concrete runway overlaid with asphalt which measures 1530 metres in length, as well as a grass runway 1026 metres in length. Onsite navigational aids allow for night and instrument operations, with air traffic control services being provided by controllers certified by French air navigation service authorities. Airport traffic currently stands at about 30 000 movements a year.

Country: France

Web site : http://www.vannes.aeroport.fr/

Société d'Exploitation de Chalon Aéroport (SECA) is the company set up on 1st August 2008 to manage Chalon Sud Bourgogne Airport. SECA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian-based SNC-Lavalin, has been commissioned to operate and maintain airport infrastructure, and develop air traffic. Located 6 km northwest of the City of Chalon-sur-Saône, in close proximity to the renowned vineyards of France's Burgundy region, the airport caters essentially to business, leisure and travel sector operators. The facility features an asphalt runway 1440 metres in length, as well as an 850-metre grass runway. Onsite navigational aids allow for night and instrument operations, with flight information service being provided by authorised SECA agents. Airport traffic currently stands at about 15 000 movements a year.

Country: France

Web site : http://chalon.aeroport.fr

Pyrénia, joint administrative body and owner of Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées Airport, awarded SNC-Lavalin responsibility for operation of the airport for a period of twelve years beginning 1st January 2009, pursuant to the terms of a public service delegation. Located 10 km southwest of Tarbes (Department of Hautes-Pyrénées), the airport is open to international traffic 24 hours a day. Passenger traffic currently stands at 500 000 a year. Three scheduled flights operate daily between the facility and Paris-Orly year-round. In summer, passengers enjoy service to an impressive range of destinations, including Rome, Naples, Milan, Bergamo, London, Manchester, Dublin, Brussels and Malta.

Country: France

Web site : http://www.tlp.aeroport.fr/voyageur

SNC-Lavalin was awarded a 12-year Public Service Delegation contract providing for the management of the airport at Tours in France’s central Val de Loire region by SMADAIT (Mixed Syndicate for the Planning and Development of Tours International Airport), a body which includes central region authorities such as Tour(s) Plus Urban Community, General Council of Indre and Loire, and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Touraine.

This contract involves management of the airport facilities, including site and infrastructure maintenance as well as commercial development respecting regularly scheduled and low cost passenger flights, general and business aviation, and extending to summer season charter and leisure flight operations.

Country : France

Web site : http://www.tours.aeroport.fr/

The Mixed Syndicate for the Management of Rouen - Vallée de Seine Airport awarded SNC-Lavalin a 6-year Public Service Delegation contract providing for the management of Rouen – Vallée de Seine Airport in Upper Normandy.

This contract involves management of the airport facilities, including site and infrastructure maintenance as well as commercial development respecting regularly scheduled and low cost passenger flights, general and business aviation, and extending to summer season charter and leisure flight operations.

Country: France

Web site: http://www.rouen.aeroport.fr/

On 1 October 2009, SNC-Lavalin was awarded a six-year public service delegation for Cherbourg-Maupertus Airport by the General Council of Manche (Lower Normandy). This contract relates to the operation of the platform, the maintenance of onsite infrastructure and the commercial development of the facility which caters mainly to general and business aviation, as well as to charter operators in summer.

Country : France

SNC-Lavalin in Europe is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a contract by the French Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile (DGAC) to operate and convert the Toulouse-Francazal military airfield into a hub for business aviation. The contract is for a provisional one-year period, renewable for a second year.   SNC Lavalin is committed to establishing a policy for commercial development and service quality in the field of business and leisure aviation while providing airport maintenance by its own network specialists.

Country: France

Web site: http://www.toulouse-francazal.aeroport.fr/

SNC-Lavalin has been commissioned by the French civil aviation authority to build the new passenger terminal at Mayotte and to operate the airport under a concession agreement extending over a period of 15 years.

From the very outset of the project bidding phase, the teams at SNC-Lavalin adopted a project management approach which made allowance for managerial methods, particularly those pertaining to risk analysis.

Committed to a sustainable development approach, and employing PM+, SNC-Lavalin took the decision to guarantee the project manager complete operational management of allocated resources.

Customer : French civil aviation authority
Country : France (Mayotte)