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St. John's International Airport (YYT)

St. John’s International Airport (YYT) is a gateway infused with Newfoundland’s maritime spirit. From its nautical-inspired decor to fresh seafood counters and live folk music, this easternmost Canadian airport offers travelers a warm and uniquely local experience. Check-in is seamless, with self-service kiosks and dedicated counters for major carriers, including Air Canada, WestJet, PAL Airlines, Flair, and Swoop. Security lines move swiftly, and automated kiosks streamline international arrivals. While there’s no U.S. Preclearance, YYT maintains an impressive standard of efficiency. The terminal’s open design, accented with wood and stone, reflects Newfoundland’s rugged coastline, while art installations and large windows overlooking the Atlantic enhance the ambiance. Dining highlights include Yellowbelly Brewery’s fresh seafood, Jumping Bean Coffee’s premium local roasts, and Tim Hortons’ classic Canadian fare. Travelers can browse the Heritage Shop for handcrafted souvenirs or grab last-minute essentials at Relay. For a quiet retreat, the Aspire Lounge offers complimentary refreshments and workspaces. Free Wi-Fi, family-friendly amenities, and a pet relief area add to the airport’s thoughtful touches. Convenient taxis, rental cars, and limited public transit connect YYT to downtown St. John’s. Friendly staff, efficient baggage claim, and reliable winter operations ensure a smooth journey—true Newfoundland hospitality in every detail.
Country Canada
City
IATA code YYT
Time Zone America/St_Johns
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Passenger Volume
Latitude 47.55561
Longitude -52.745251
Elevation Ft
St. John's International Airport (YYT)
St. John's is famous for its colorful row houses, dramatic coastline, and rich maritime history.
Food
Food
Try fish and chips at Yellowbelly Brewery (Main Terminal, Departures) or a traditional touton (fried bread) at Jumping Bean Coffee (Arrivals, Pre-Security).
Shopping
Shopping
Pick up Newfoundland screech rum, locally made seal-skin mittens, and hand-knit fisherman sweaters.
Transportation
Transportation
A taxi to Signal Hill costs about CAD 30 ($22), while Metrobus Route 14 reaches Water Street in 25 minutes for CAD 2.50 ($2). Car rentals are available from major providers like Avis, Enterprise, and Budget.
Experiences
Experiences
Explore the Newfoundland Maritime Heritage Exhibit, featuring shipwreck artifacts and seafaring history.

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