John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport

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John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport (IATA: YHM, ICAO: CYHM) serves the City of Hamilton, the western Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA), and the Niagara region. The airport supports scheduled passenger services, strong all-cargo operations, and general aviation. It is owned by the City of Hamilton and operated under a long-term management lease.

At a glance — Hamilton (YHM)
Operator Hamilton International Airport Limited (under lease; owned by City of Hamilton)
Location Hamilton, Ontario (serves western GTHA & Niagara)
Codes IATA: YHM • ICAO: CYHM
Terminal Single passenger terminal; separate cargo facilities and GA aprons
Security & border CATSA screening • CBSA arrivals processing (as scheduled)
Air navigation NAV CANADA (tower/terminal/en-route)
Official site flyhamilton.ca

Overview

YHM is positioned as a complementary gateway to Toronto’s Pearson with efficient access to the 403/401/QEW corridors. The airport handles domestic and leisure-focused services, overnight express cargo, charters, aircraft maintenance, and general aviation.

Terminal and services

The passenger terminal offers check-in, screening, and arrivals within a compact footprint. Amenities typically include retail/food options, ATM, car rentals, family/nursing rooms, and special-assistance counters. Accessibility services align with federal rules overseen by the Canadian Transportation Agency.

Ground transport

  • Transit & coaches: Local transit connections and regional coach operators link the airport with Hamilton, Burlington, and Niagara communities.
  • Road: Direct access via Highway 6 and regional arterials; taxis, ride-hail, limousines, rentals, and hotel shuttles use designated curbs.
  • Parking: Short-/long-term parking and a cell-phone waiting area adjacent to the terminal.

Operations and airfield

Parallel and crosswind runways support year-round operations. Dedicated cargo aprons, de-icing facilities, and nighttime freight flows are key features. NAV CANADA provides tower, terminal, and en-route services.

Security, border, and customs

CATSA conducts passenger and baggage screening. CBSA processes international arrivals for scheduled and charter services; cargo customs procedures are coordinated with logistics operators.

See also

External links (official)