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Old Posted Mar 12, 2015, 7:07 PM
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Vancouver's YVR just won best airport in North America for the 6th year in a row!
...and best airport hotel in North America.
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Old Posted Mar 12, 2015, 7:31 PM
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^ Well deserved on both fronts. YVR and the YVR Fairmont are something special.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 19, 2015, 7:41 PM
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L'aéroport international de Québec a dévoilé ce matin les maquettes du futur aérogare qui sera agrandi au coût de 225 millions de dollars. Les travaux de construction vont débuter sous peu.

http://www.985fm.ca/regional/nouvelles/les-plans-du-futur-aerogare-de-yqb-devoiles-707212.html








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KLM union/labour/company negotiations and their impacts thus far.


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Old Posted Mar 20, 2015, 3:42 AM
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L'aéroport international de Québec a dévoilé ce matin les maquettes du futur aérogare qui sera agrandi au coût de 225 millions de dollars. Les travaux de construction vont débuter sous peu.
Très bel aérogare. J'ai hâte de le voir en personne (ce qui suggère que je dois encore visiter la belle province en 2017-18 approx.) Une belle architecture fluide, surtout comparée aux autres (oui, je t'regarde, Dorval ) L'aggrandissement et les travaux perpétuels depuis 2005 m'étonnent.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 20, 2015, 3:06 PM
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L'aéroport international de Québec a dévoilé ce matin les maquettes du futur aérogare qui sera agrandi au coût de 225 millions de dollars. Les travaux de construction vont débuter sous peu.

http://www.985fm.ca/regional/nouvelles/les-plans-du-futur-aerogare-de-yqb-devoiles-707212.html








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Thanks for posting. 4 new loading bridges. 25,000 m2 expansion, bringing the total terminal size to 50,000 m2. Exciting times for Quebec City's airport.
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Old Posted Mar 21, 2015, 1:23 AM
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We got to see this beast at YUL today.

CN-RGA | ROYAL AIR MAROC | BOEING 747-400 | MONTREAL | YUL | CYUL by C. C. Gosselin, on Flickr
     
     
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The joke here is now that we're no longer considered a domestic flight, it'll probably be cheaper to fly to/from here.



Lots of comments from Newfoundlanders who regularly fly Air Canada from Asia and Europe being very excited to get some of that international-level service on domestic flights lol
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The joke here is now that we're no longer considered a domestic flight, it'll probably be cheaper to fly to/from here.



Lots of comments from Newfoundlanders who regularly fly Air Canada from Asia and Europe being very excited to get some of that international-level service on domestic flights lol
haha...thats pretty funny...as a former newfie myself, I just find that humorous
     
     
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YUL recorded a 2.9% increase in January compared to 2014, 6.5% for international flights.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 25, 2015, 9:33 PM
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Moderate growth, but interesting international numbers. YUL is a huge international airport for its size.
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A shot of the new terminal and control tower at Edmonton International...


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YUL recorded a 2.9% increase in January compared to 2014, 6.5% for international flights.
I suspect a lot of that is sun destinations, given the misery that was this winter. February will likely have an even bigger jump in international because of that.
     
     
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^ Great photo of YEG.
     
     
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I'm flying out of YUL Saturday to head to Florida... Haven't been to that airport in probably 8 years; can't wait to see it compared to YOW and YYZ
     
     
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I'm flying out of YUL Saturday to head to Florida... Haven't been to that airport in probably 8 years; can't wait to see it compared to YOW and YYZ
^^I flew AC with aeroplan points through YUL to Fort Lauderdale last month and I was impressed with the efficient snow removal at the Montreal airport. It snowed almost 10 cms the night before and my plane wasn't delayed at all, if I had gone through Pearson (which I purposely avoided) I'm sure my flights would have been delayed..
     
     
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..I'm flying Delta to Johannesburg next week and I'm excited to see the new changes at Saskatoon's John G. Diefenbaker International Airport YXE

     
     
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YUL posted their February passenger numbers.

FEB: 1,147,031 +4.1%
YTD 2,354,857 +3.6%

Domestic: 406K +3.4%
US: 280K +1.7%
International: 461K +6.3%
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Old Posted Mar 29, 2015, 4:55 PM
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Air France from Paris is just about to land in Vancouver for the first time!!
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An Airbus A320 crashed at YHZ yesterday; no one was seriously injured, although 23 people were taken to hospital.

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