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On May 8, ADM Aéroports de Montréal launched its new brand platform, a key initiative in its plan to develop, position and modernize its two airport locations. Thus, Montréal-Trudeau becomes YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, and Mirabel adopts a new trademark, YMX International Aerocity of Mirabel.
This change is an integral part of the transformation the organization has undertaken over the past few years. ADM aims to redefine Montréal-Trudeau as a credible destination brand focused on travellers, and to revitalize the Mirabel site as a business destination of choice for international companies of the aeronautics industry.
Following a rigorous process, including surveys and numerous interviews with key partners, the YUL and YMX trademarks were reimagined to better reflect the aspirations of the organization and the distinct vocations of each site.
“The airport industry is undergoing a huge transformation,” said ADM Aéroports de Montréal CEO, Philippe Rainville. “Our offering and the quality of our services are constantly evolving to better meet the growing expectations of passengers and business clients alike. Our new platform will allow us to claim a strong presence on the world stage, to be well positioned for the future, and to assert ourselves as an attractive showcase for our city.”
“Both our brands, YUL and YMX, have reached a certain maturity. At YMX, it’s 5,000 aeronautics experts working for and contributing to the economic growth of the entire region, while YUL will soon welcome over 20 million passengers per year. This new brand identity comes at a good time.”
The ADM family includes three brands, unified by a common visual thread and a shared brand strategy, yet each with their distinct personalities.
