CAA Niagara Acquires Niagara Airbus

Thursday, 14 April 2022 05:39

By Tami Jeanneret

CAA says there will be no changes to service or staff

CAA Niagara announcing it has bought one of the region's long running airport shuttle services.

The auto agency says it is taking over ownership of Niagara Airbus, which has been in operation for 33 years taking Niagara residents and visitors to and from Pearson and Buffalo airports.

As part of the deal, Niagara Airbus has become an official Member Benefit partner, which means CAA Members will receive ten percent off when they book a ride to the airport

CAA Niagara officials say Niagara Airbus will continue to operate as a separate entity, with no disruptions to its service or staff.

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CAA Niagara Acquires Niagara Airbus

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