Canada Airports

The main airports are located in the major cities of the country, such as Montreal, Vancouver or Calgary. But the largest is Toronto Pearson InternationalAirport, which serves about 33 million people a year. From the air terminal to the city can be reached in 25 minutes by electric train or 30 minutes by bus or cab.

The second air harbor of the country in terms of traffic is Vancouver InternationalAirport (Vancouver InternationalAirport), which is located in Richmond on Si Island. Three terminals to receive airliners and 1 specialized for seaplane service, allow more than 15 million passengers a year to pass through.

The capital, Macdonald-Cartier International (Ottawa Macdonald-CartierInternational), is difficult to classify as a major airport in Canada in terms of passenger traffic, but 4 million people a year use this terminal for flights to the US and EU. The capital can be reached by bus, for which a separate lane is provided, or by cab.