General information
Montreal-Trudeau Airport is the airport of the Canadian city of Montreal. The airport is named after the former politician Pierre Elliott Trudeau who was born in Montreal in 1919. The airport is the third busiest airport in the country, Toronto Pearson Airport and Vancouver Airport are the biggest airports in Canada. A large of the flights are operated by Air Canada and Air Transat. Montreal-Trudeau Airport is the largest airport in the autonomous region of Quebec, French is the province’s only official language.
Where is Montreal-Trudeau airport situated?
Montreal-Trudeau Airport is located southwest of the city in the suburb of Dorval, the airport is easily accessible by car. From the airport, it is a 2-hour drive to Ottawa (Ontario), the capital of Canada, and a 3-hour drive to Quebec, the capital of Quebec.
How many terminals does Montreal-Trudeau Airport have?
The airport has a terminal with two floors and three concourses. The airport is divided into three zones for everyone’s convenience, via checkpoint A you can enter the zone for flights to Canada and the zone for international flights, via checkpoint C you enter the zone for flights to the United States. The zone for flights to Canada has a satellite terminal called Aéroquai which is accessible via a tunnel.
Which airlines fly from and to Montreal-Trudeau Airport?
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American Airlines -
Delta Air Lines
