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24 July 2026
CEO and NAIT grad Myron Keehn oversees start of $300M, 2,000-acre cargo hub
Myron Keehn understands how most people see airports. To travellers, they’re liminal spaces between departure and arrival. We like them if they’re attractive and modern, have good snacks, and are efficient.
That understanding has been rewarded. As president and CEO of Edmonton International Airport (YEG), Keehn was pleased to see 8.14 million passengers served in 2025, up 2.4% over 2024. That’s the most since the pandemic, making this Canada’s fifth-busiest airport...
