Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport

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Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (IATA: YXE, ICAO: CYXE) is the primary air gateway for Saskatoon and central/northern Saskatchewan. Operated by the Saskatoon Airport Authority under the consumer brand “Skyxe,” the airport provides domestic services with seasonal transborder and international routes from a single terminal.

At a glance — Saskatoon (YXE)
Operator Saskatoon Airport Authority (Skyxe)
Location Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Codes IATA: YXE • ICAO: CYXE
Terminal Single terminal (domestic, seasonal transborder/international sectors)
Security & border CATSACBSA (designated for international arrivals as scheduled)
Air navigation NAV CANADA (tower/terminal/en-route)
Official site skyxe.ca

Overview

YXE connects the province’s largest city with major Canadian hubs and leisure destinations. It also supports resource-sector travel, air cargo, and general aviation users in the region.

Terminal and services

Amenities typically include lounges, retail/dining, 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

Local transit services, shuttles, and coaches link the airport with Saskatoon and nearby communities. Road access is via arterial routes; taxis, ride-hail, limousines, rentals, and hotel shuttles operate from signed curbs. Paid parking includes short-/long-term options.

Operations and airfield

Year-round prairie operations rely on de-icing and snow/ice control programs. NAV CANADA provides tower, terminal, and en-route services. Cargo stands and GA facilities support diversified operations.

Security, border, and customs

CATSA conducts screening; CBSA processes international arrivals as scheduled and supports seasonal transborder/international flights.

See also

External links (official)