
The airport is on the north-west edge of the city. The drive downtown usually takes 15 to 20 minutes.
Carriers include Air Canada, WestJet, PAL Airlines and Porter Airlines, plus Air Saint-Pierre to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. Check the current schedule.
Yes. Metrobus Route 14 stops near the arrivals area and on World Parkway, and runs via Memorial University.
It was built as a wartime air force aerodrome at Torbay, and the name is still used in aviation communications.
There is one passenger terminal, with ticket offices, lounges, restaurants and car rental counters.
Yes. It has customs facilities for international arrivals. Some international and seasonal routes operate, so check the latest schedule.
Yes. Fog and winter storms are common on this Atlantic coast. Check your flight status before you leave for the airport.
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St. John's International Airport is the main air gateway to St. John's, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador on Canada's Atlantic coast. It uses the IATA code YYT and the ICAO code CYYT. Transport Canada owns the airport, and the St. John's International Airport Authority runs it. It began life as a wartime air force aerodrome at Torbay, a name pilots still use for it.
The airport is on the north-west side of the city, a short drive from downtown. Most car and taxi trips to the harbourfront take around 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic.
A single terminal handles all passenger flights. After a major renovation and expansion, it offers airline ticket offices, departure lounges, restaurants and cafés, and car rental counters. Canada Border Services Agency processes arriving international passengers.
Scheduled carriers include Air Canada, WestJet, PAL Airlines and Porter Airlines. Between them they link St. John's with major Canadian cities such as Toronto, Halifax and Montreal, and with smaller communities around Newfoundland and Labrador. Air Saint-Pierre connects the city with the French islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. Some routes run only in certain seasons, so check the latest schedule.
Signal Hill overlooks the harbour and the Atlantic, and the colourful houses of Jellybean Row brighten downtown streets. A short drive away, Cape Spear offers a historic lighthouse and coastal trails.
Weather on this coast changes quickly, with fog and winter storms that can affect flights. Leave some slack in connecting itineraries and check your flight status before heading out.
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