St. John’s International Airport

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St. John’s International Airport (IATA: YYT, ICAO: CYYT) is the primary air gateway for the St. John’s metropolitan area and the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador. Operated by the St. John’s International Airport Authority, YYT provides domestic services with seasonal transborder and international flights from a single terminal.

At a glance — St. John’s (YYT)
Operator St. John’s International Airport Authority
Location St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador (serves Avalon Peninsula)
Codes IATA: YYT • ICAO: CYYT
Terminal Single integrated terminal (domestic with seasonal transborder/international)
Security & border CATSA screening • CBSA arrivals processing (as scheduled)
Air navigation NAV CANADA (tower/terminal/en-route)
Official site stjohnsairport.com

Overview

YYT connects Newfoundland and Labrador with major Canadian hubs and seasonal leisure destinations. The airport supports scheduled passenger service, air cargo, medevac operations, offshore-energy movements, and general aviation.

Terminal and services

Amenities include retail/dining, lounge access (where offered), family and nursing rooms, pet relief areas, and special-assistance counters. Accessibility services align with federal requirements overseen by the Canadian Transportation Agency.

Ground transport

  • Transit & coaches: Local and regional bus/coach options link the terminal with St. John’s and nearby communities.
  • Road: Arterial highway access to downtown; taxis, ride-hail, limousines, rentals, and hotel shuttles operate from signed curbs.
  • Parking: Short-/long-term parking and a cell-phone waiting area.

Operations and airfield

Coastal and winter weather programs include de-icing and runway condition reporting. NAV CANADA provides tower, terminal, and en-route services; GA aprons and hangars support local operators and flight schools.

Security, border, and customs

CATSA conducts screening; CBSA processes international arrivals on scheduled services. Security and facilitation are coordinated with airport and airline partners.

See also

External links (official)