Calgary’s International Airport (YYC)

Calgary International Airport (YYC), officially named YYC Calgary International Airport, is one of Canada’s busiest and most modern airports, serving as a critical gateway to Alberta and Western Canada. Strategically located just northeast of Calgary’s downtown, the airport is a vital hub for both domestic and international travel, accommodating millions of passengers annually. YYC boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including two expansive passenger terminals, one dedicated to domestic flights and another for international and U.S. pre-clearance operations, making travel seamless for passengers.

The airport features an array of amenities, such as diverse dining options, retail stores, lounges, and services that cater to travelers' needs. A standout feature is the YYC Link, an innovative passenger shuttle service that helps travelers navigate the large terminal with ease. The airport’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its green initiatives, including energy-efficient building designs and waste management programs. Additionally, Calgary International Airport has one of Canada’s longest runways, capable of accommodating the world’s largest aircraft, making it a significant hub for both passenger and cargo traffic.

YYC also serves as a base for several airlines, with WestJet being a key partner. As the airline’s headquarters and primary hub, Calgary International Airport supports WestJet's extensive operations, enabling seamless connectivity to destinations across Canada, the United States, Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean. The airport’s efficient infrastructure, combined with its focus on passenger experience and operational excellence, positions it as a vital part of Canada’s transportation network and a gateway to the Rockies and beyond.