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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (CA) Large airport

1 866 207 1690 Visit official website

IATA CodeYYZ
ICAO CodeCYYZ
FAA Code
Latitude43.6772003
Longitude-79.6306
Time ZoneAmerica/Toronto (GMT -4:00)

Weather Observations

  • Station ID:
  • CYYZ
  • Observation Time:
  • 2025-04-25 13:00:00pm

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Contact Details

Phone1 866 207 1690
Twitter@TorontoPearson

Runway Data

Runway Length (feet) Width (feet) Surface Type
111,120200PEM
29,697200ASP
39,000200ASP
411,050200ASP
59,088200ASP

Frequency Data

Type Description Frequency (MHz)
APRONSOUTH APRON122.07
APRONNORTH APRON122.27
ARRAPP124.475
ATISATIS112.15
CLDCLNC DEL121.3
DEPTORONTO DEPARTURE127.575
DEPTORONTO DEPARTURE128.8
GND119.1
GND121.65
GNDGND121.9
PADPAD CONTROL131.17
RCOLONDON RDO123.275
RMPAPN ADVSY122.075
TWRTWR118.35
TWR118.7
VFR ADVToronto Center119.3

Destinations

Lester B. Pearson International Airport Destinations List

This list shows the 146 locations you can fly to from Lester B. Pearson International Airport

 
Destination IATA Airlines Flying Route
Brussels BRU Jet Airways, Etihad Airways
Charlotte Douglas International CLT American Airlines, Air Canada, US Airways
Ronald Reagan Washington National DCA American Airlines, Air Canada, US Airways
Dallas Fort Worth International DFW American Airlines, Air Canada, United Airlines, US Airways, WestJet
John F Kennedy International JFK American Airlines, Air Canada, Finnair, Delta Air Lines, US Airways, WestJet
McCarran International LAS American Airlines, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, WestJet
Los Angeles International LAX American Airlines, Air Canada, United Airlines, US Airways, WestJet
La Guardia LGA American Airlines, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, US Airways, WestJet
London Heathrow LHR American Airlines, Air Canada, Finnair, British Airways, Iberia Airlines, Lufthansa
Orlando International MCO American Airlines, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, Air Transat, WestJet
Miami International MIA American Airlines, Air Canada, US Airways, WestJet
Chicago O'Hare International ORD American Airlines, Air Canada, Etihad Airways, United Airlines, US Airways, WestJet
Philadelphia International PHL American Airlines, Air Canada, United Airlines, US Airways
V.C. Bird International ANU Air Canada, WestJet
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International ATL Air Canada, Air France, Delta Air Lines, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, WestJet
Queen Beatrix International AUA Air Canada, WestJet
Abu Dhabi International AUH Air Canada, Etihad Airways
Samaná El Catey International AZS Air Canada, WestJet
Barcelona International BCN Air Canada, Air Transat
L.F. Wade International International BDA Air Canada, WestJet
Bradley International BDL Air Canada, United Airlines
Sir Grantley Adams International BGI Air Canada, WestJet
Nashville International BNA Air Canada
El Dorado International BOG Air Canada, Avianca - Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia
General Edward Lawrence Logan International BOS Air Canada, United Airlines
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall BWI Air Canada
Jardines Del Rey CCC Air Canada, WestJet
Charles de Gaulle International CDG Air Canada, Air France, Alitalia, Delta Air Lines, Lufthansa, Air Transat
Cleveland Hopkins International CLE Air Canada, United Airlines
John Glenn International CMH Air Canada, United Airlines
Copenhagen Kastrup CPH Air Canada, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines System
Cancún International CUN Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet
Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International CVG Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, WestJet
Denver International DEN Air Canada, United Airlines
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County DTW Air Canada, Alitalia, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, WestJet
Dublin DUB Air Canada, Aer Lingus, Air Transat
Newark Liberty International EWR Air Canada, United Airlines
Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino FCO Air Canada, Alitalia, Delta Air Lines, Lufthansa, Air Transat
Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International FLL Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, Air Transat, WestJet
Frankfurt am Main FRA Air Canada, Lufthansa
Owen Roberts International GCM Air Canada, WestJet
Exuma International GGT Air Canada
Point Salines International GND Air Canada, Caribbean Airlines
Guarulhos - Governador André Franco Montoro International GRU Air Canada, TAM Brazilian Airlines
José Martí International HAV Air Canada
Chek Lap Kok International HKG Air Canada, Cathay Pacific
Frank Pais International HOG Air Canada, Air Transat
Washington Dulles International IAD Air Canada, United Airlines
George Bush Intercontinental Houston IAH Air Canada, United Airlines
Indianapolis International IND Air Canada
Atatürk International ISL Air Canada, Turkish Airlines
Norman Manley International KIN Air Canada, Caribbean Airlines, Overland Airways, WestJet
Jorge Chávez International LIM Air Canada
Daniel Oduber Quiros International LIR Air Canada, WestJet
Sangster International MBJ Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet
Kansas City International MCI Air Canada
Harrisburg International MDT Air Canada
Licenciado Benito Juarez International MEX Air Canada, Avianca - Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia
General Mitchell International MKE Air Canada
Minneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain MSP Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, WestJet
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International MSY Air Canada, United Airlines
Munich MUC Air Canada, Lufthansa
Lynden Pindling International NAS Air Canada, WestJet
Narita International NRT Air Canada, All Nippon Airways
Beijing Capital International PEK Air Canada, Air China, Hainan Airlines
Phoenix Sky Harbor International PHX Air Canada
Pittsburgh International PIT Air Canada, United Airlines
Providenciales PLS Air Canada, WestJet
Gregorio Luperon International POP Air Canada, WestJet
Punta Cana International PUJ Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet
Shanghai Pudong International PVG Air Canada, Air China
Raleigh Durham International RDU Air Canada
Greater Rochester International ROC Air Canada
Southwest Florida International RSW Air Canada, WestJet
San Diego International SAN Air Canada
Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International SCL Air Canada
Seattle Tacoma International SEA Air Canada
San Francisco International SFO Air Canada, United Airlines
Juan Santamaria International SJO Air Canada
Abel Santamaria SNU Air Canada, Cubana de Aviación, Air Transat, WestJet
St Louis Lambert International STL Air Canada, United Airlines
Syracuse Hancock International SYR Air Canada
Ben Gurion International TLV Air Canada, El Al Israel Airlines
Tampa International TPA Air Canada, WestJet
Hewanorra International UVF Air Canada, WestJet
Vienna International VIE Air Canada, Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines
Juan Gualberto Gomez International VRA Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet
Warsaw Chopin WAW Air Canada, LOT Polish Airlines
Sault Ste Marie YAM Air Canada
Deer Lake YDF Air Canada, WestJet
Edmonton International YEG Air Canada, WestJet
Fredericton YFC Air Canada
Kingston Norman Rogers YGK Air Canada
Halifax / Stanfield International YHZ Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, WestJet
Fort McMurray YMM Air Canada, WestJet
Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International YOW Air Canada, WestJet
Quebec Jean Lesage International YQB Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet
Windsor YQG Air Canada
Greater Moncton International YQM Air Canada, WestJet
Regina International YQR Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, WestJet
Thunder Bay YQT Air Canada, WestJet
Sydney / J.A. Douglas McCurdy YQY Air Canada
Sudbury YSB Air Canada
Saint John YSJ Air Canada
Timmins/Victor M. Power YTS Air Canada
Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International YUL Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, Air Transat, United Airlines, WestJet
Vancouver International YVR Air Canada, Philippine Airlines, WestJet
Winnipeg / James Armstrong Richardson International YWG Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, WestJet
Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International YXE Air Canada, WestJet
London YXU Air Canada
North Bay YYB Air Canada
Calgary International YYC Air Canada, WestJet
Charlottetown YYG Air Canada, WestJet
Victoria International YYJ Air Canada, WestJet
St. John's International YYT Air Canada, WestJet
Chris Hadfield YZR Air Canada
Zürich ZRH Air Canada, Swiss International Air Lines
El Salvador International SAL Avianca - Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia
Taiwan Taoyuan International TPE EVA Air
Cheddi Jagan International GEO Caribbean Airlines, Overland Airways
Piarco International POS Caribbean Airlines, WestJet
Tocumen International PTY Copa Airlines
Ignacio Agramonte International CMW Cubana de Aviación
Amsterdam Schiphol AMS Delta Air Lines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Air Transat
Dubai International DXB Emirates
Addis Ababa Bole International ADD Ethiopian Airlines
Keflavik International KEF Icelandair
Incheon International ICN Korean Air
Cairo International CAI Egyptair
Benazir Bhutto International Pakistan International Airlines
Jinnah International KHI Pakistan International Airlines
Alama Iqbal International LHE Pakistan International Airlines
Lisbon Portela LIS SATA International, TAP Portugal, Air Transat
Francisco de Sá Carneiro OPO SATA International, TAP Portugal, Air Transat
João Paulo II PDL SATA International, TAP Portugal
Sheremetyevo International SVO Aeroflot Russian Airlines
King Abdulaziz International JED Saudi Arabian Airlines
Eleftherios Venizelos International ATH Air Transat
Glasgow International GLA Air Transat
London Gatwick LGW Air Transat
Venice Marco Polo VCE Air Transat
Vnukovo International VKO Transaero Airlines
Myrtle Beach International MYR WestJet
Luis Munoz Marin International SJU WestJet
Princess Juliana International SXM WestJet
Kelowna International YLW WestJet

Lester B. Pearson International Airport Destinations Map

Gallery and Facts

Toronto Pearson International Airport is the main commercial airport for the Toronto, Ontario area and is the largest and busiest in Canada with 35 million passenger going through their terminals each year. Often referred to as Lester B Pearson International Airport, Toronto Airport can be found 14 miles (22.5 km) northwest of Downtown Toronto.

Toronto Pearson Airport connects to more than 150 international destinations, flights are provided from over 65 different airlines operating from the airport.

Reviews

Lester B. Pearson International Airport Reviews (36)

Average User Rating

5c48ecf811de7 April 15, 2019 at 12:15 am

This is my home airport. Personally, I like flying out of Pearson very much, despite only have been using T1. It is fairly clean, but the airport wifi is absolutely trash. The AC lounge wifi is much faster. The customs hall in T1 is very boring; hope they can maybe spice things up a little bit. Overall, pretty happy with my home airport.

William Van Duyn April 25, 2017 at 3:45 pm

I try to avoid this airport if I can. I live in Halifax and unfortunately if you want to fly anywhere in the world other than to Cape Breton from Halifax first one must go to Toronto. So I don’t like it simply because being there represents a phenomenal waste of my time and doubles up on the jet lag. But the airport itself works well compared to other mega-airports. I nave never had any issues with it except for finding myself in it!

Joe Ficker January 16, 2015 at 12:29 am

Pearson airport needs to allow regular taxis to pick up people at the airport, just like they allow them to drop off passengers. By regular van taxi, it cost us $25. from our home to the airport. By Airport Limousine van from airport it cost us $60. via Airport Limousine Service to drive us to the same location. Regular taxi would have charged us $25. That’s $35. more. Airport Limousine Service should not have a monopoly on providing cab service outgoing from the airport!

Great Airport, Room To Improve

Damien Fox March 17, 2013 at 2:49 pm

This is my home airport, so it’s easy to fall in the trap of "familiarity breeds contempt." But really, de-icing at YYZ is fast compared to other airports like CDG. As for the "too much walking" comment, I agree – at least there are high-speed slideways, but still, it seems a bit far. Then again, FRA and ORD have those long under-tarmac walkway tunnels (always seem to have to run when connecting through them), so maybe it’s just part of an airport that handles big planes. My only real tips for major improvement: 1. RAIL LINK TO DOWNTOWN! Look at Singapore, Frankfurt, London, Lyon, Hong Kong, San Francisco… Toronto is lagging here, and we need to step up our game. 2. Canadian Customs arrival "hall" in T1. This low-ceiling, squat, plain and boring room is not the best thing to show new visitors to our country or the welcome Canadians home. At least Singapore has high ceilings and short lines! 3. Better WiFi in the T1 AC lounge. The normal YYZ WiFi is great, and actually better than the lounge WiFi. What’s with that?

Terrible Airport?

Per-olof Aaslund March 5, 2013 at 11:47 am

I visited LBP both 2011 and 2012. It was a good experience from what you know from Arlanda (Sweden). Both customs, and all other personal at LBP was very helpful and nice. I don´t agree at all with the complains about the service there.

Pearson Ignorance

Anthony Austin January 27, 2013 at 8:02 pm

I agree with the last poster, they can be very ignorant going through although it is my home airport. Last time I was through in December, I was asked the same question, by an Immigration Official as the previous poster said. I said I wanted a clarification on what she asked in her very thick Asian accent, not to speak poorly of anyone but WTF. How could I not speak English if I lived in Canada all my life? I said I was born here more than 40 years ago and it was obvious I had been in Canada longer than her. I was shocked and insulted. How could I be asked such a question, when my Canadian passport says I lived here all my life.

Worst International Airport And Attitudes That I Have Ever Seen

Manman Zhang January 16, 2013 at 4:47 pm

About 8:00 pm, 15th January, 2013, in the customs of U.S. connection of Toronto International Airport, after showing documents, I was reminded to throw the fruit taken with me. There was personnel pointing the way I should go, I thought I just needed to find appointed trash place to throw my apple, so when I walked closing the door, it automatically opened, I was not sure this was the right way so I turned to the passage next to the door. I took probably 6 steps and heard there was a man yelling at me, " where are you going?……(really harsh words)….I saw her trying to avoid….." He kept yelling without giving me a chance to explain, and he didn’t listen to me at all. Without communication or further proof, he already defined me as a liar. I did walk away from the door, he did see me walking away from the door, but did he see me "avoid"????? Avoiding is a psychological change, could he see? It is absolutely bias. When he yelled at me, he looked like going to swallow me, I was scared to death. The way he works is not like a security guard, instead, acting like a killer! The supervisor said to me that he saw and heard everything. If he did, he definitely needed to apologize for his colleague’s statement which was full of bias. The supervisor obviously stood on that personnel’s side, questioning me how could I go to U.S. for school if there was language barrier when I told him that the rude working staff was taking advantage of me not speaking English very well. There was a fault in this matter on my side. My fault was I should have asked more clearly when I was not quite sure how to do something instead of trying to figure it out by myself, however, it doesn’t mean I deserve to be yelled at, embarrassed, and insulted in public. The last thing I want to say is everyone wants and has right to be treated in the way that you expect to be treated! PLEASE show your power to the people who endanger the safety of the country rather than people who are weaker than you. When you are standing and working in the international airport, you represent not just yourself but also countries. DO NOT jeopardize the civilized, respectful impression of the great U.S.A and Canada. DO NOT destroy the huge admiration we have for these advanced countries with human rights. JUST because of WRONG working staff. Not worth it!

YYZ/Toronto International

Phil Clark December 17, 2012 at 11:13 am

Firstly they should have kept the name Toronto, who, on the other side of the world trying to plan a trip, knows who Lester B Pearson is? A fantastic facility. It’s big, clean and well laid-out. Too bad the employees are rude, grumpy and generally unhelpful. Compared to the 70’s, it’s way cleaner. With government restrictions on who can and cannot provide taxi/limo service, makes for a very expensive ride to and from the airport.

Awesome Airport

Rob Pelletier November 29, 2012 at 12:45 pm

In general, I have always had to cross through Pearson International wherever I am flying to within Canada. I have seen the changes in the airport as early as 1992 to present date and, unlike others who have commented on services at the airport, have had absolutely no issues with staff, facilities and venues within the airport. In my opinion, the airport is strong and vibrant. It caters to its passengers and provides the highest quality safety and quality standards. If an opportunity arose to work at Pearson International I would be proud of my place of work and the quality services within.

Terrible Airport

Ken Ko September 9, 2012 at 4:41 pm

I don’t agree with any of the positive comments on Lester Pearson Airport. I have had the misfortune of flying through that dismal facility over the last 15 years, which I try to minimize as much as I can. It is extremely disorganized (one step up from Lagos Airport), their customer service desks could care less how to help being too interested in chatting among themselves, luggage trollies that cost $2 to rent that only return you 25cents (which explains why they are abandoned all over the place because it is next to impossible to locate a return queue that would give you back that miserly 25cents), no eateries for late night arriving flights, a fortune on taxi to get to downtown Toronto, long corridors to walk without aid of moving lanes…oh yea, I will slit my wrist before transiting through LBP again. It’s the worst international airport in Canada. Vancouver and Calgary are SO much better, even Ottawa’s small facility.

3. 5 Years

Geoff Green March 27, 2012 at 5:53 pm

I fly out of here all the time. I love it. I worked for customs for 2 years out of T1. I got few complaints from passengers (not about my work but the airport). I gave hand outs of my toonies for those who did not have them few times a week. If you come unprepared don’t be afraid to ask for help, there are good people in this world. I now currently work for airlines, so I fly out of YYZ even more often. It’s one of the best airports out there in my opinion. When they get T2 rebuilt perhaps people will stop complaining about the monorail. Either that or more people will go to Billy Bishop after the tunnel completion but regardless where you go… YYZ is there to stay and does not need your business… they have enough yearly passengers to cover your $, and it’s growing.

Wheelchair Services

Brigitte Machanian March 2, 2011 at 4:37 pm

We departed on Feb 230,2011 and needed wheelchair services. It was a nightmare! After having to wait at least 20 minutes for a person to help with a wheelchair or golf cart, I was left alone in the second level and had to find my own way to the gate! The return was even worse. I was picked up at the plane by a Muslim lady with a head scarf who pushed me maybe 2 ft., and then radioed her male counterpart to push me because she couldn’t do it! (I weigh 130lbs.) Again we waited for the man for about 15 minutes. In the meantime the rest of the family had left and we missed the shuttle. I told the woman that if she couldn’t push the chair she should not have that job!!!! She then became verbally abusive to me. Your people spend more time filling out the yellow forms and chatting with each other then they do customer service

Very Modern, Large And Clean

Jake Carter September 12, 2010 at 1:06 pm

One of the best airports that I’ve been to. Very large, clean and modern.

A National Disgrace

Donald Cowe August 11, 2010 at 3:06 am

I live in Toronto but will drive to Buffalo before I ever send another nickel at YYZ. It is a spending orgy gone wild and the fees added to every ticket show it. Parking rates are criminal.

Clean And Spacious

Stuart Morris July 19, 2010 at 11:48 am

I fly in and out of here to reach my final destination, St John’s Newfoundland, and have to say this airport is huge, and the very very clean and tidy. It’s modern and very spacious and that helps to keep you cool when you don’t have to filter through small areas with a thousand other passengers. The baggage area is huge and clean and my bags came up fast and together. The lineups were long but moved fast. As I’m from the UK I had to do customs here and to be honest even though the young guy was rude, I was not with him for longer than ten minutes at the most and I figure sadly that most of these people are on a power trip. The journey to the departure gate for me meant a ride on the very clean and fast monorail. The the walk to the departure gates is LONG, and where you can use a moving walkway then my advice is jump on one, they fast and smart and you cover a great distance in very little time. Once at my gate which was easy to find due to nice big clear signs, I sat in a very clean and smart waiting area, that was serviced many sets of very clean washrooms. This airport is huge, but the moving walkways help big time. The staff that directed me were kind and helpful, the Tim Hortons coffee was without saying the best as it always is. The area I sat in was clean and to be honest if there had been a need to sit down on the floor then I would of been happy to do so, but this place has plenty of seating for everyone. I would be more than happy to pass through here again. Both of my times it’s been enjoyable.

YYZ

Isabella Georgina Magarite Beckley June 17, 2010 at 6:36 pm

To be the WORLD’S most expensive airport to fly out of is a disgrace. To have a monorail that breaks down 90% of the time (and yet the city paid billions of dollars to have it built) is useless. Terminal 1? Yeah its big…so what? All that space is just for show anyways. What would you rather have? A big airport and tonne of taxes and surcharges? Or a smaller airport and the taxes and surcharges are reasonable (like other airports in the world)? Oh and the GTAA (Greater Toronto Airport Authority) personnel. Wonder why we pay so much taxes/surcharges? Its because they get paid VERY well, something to think about. I still prefer to travel out of Terminal 3 (except the part where US customs gets backed up). Other than that not so bad of an airport. It’s definitely not top notch, but not the worst either.

Pearson Airport

Stephen Macleod June 7, 2009 at 1:03 am

I use Pearson often and love it. Organized and easy to get around. Love the new monorail, so 20th century but that’s Toronto, a decade behind but a decade ahead.

I Love Terminal 1

Maning Manalo March 7, 2009 at 5:10 am

Terminal 1 of Toronto Pearson International is one of the cleanest of all airports I’ve been to. when I bought my ticket for my trip to Toronto and landed at this airport, i was instantly impressed. I’d love to go and pass through there again.

Most Expensive

Alex Vichnevetski December 19, 2008 at 9:54 pm

It is a shame Toronto got the most expensive airport in the world. Old Terminal 3 is overcrowded. It’s cheaper, but new multi-billion dollar monster is half-empty. Need more reasons? Who needs this futuristic (how many hundred millions?) monorail between 2 terminals (just a few hundred meters away)? Old shuttle system was much more effective for next to none cost! Who needs all this monstrous installation to spend just an hour or two from time to time? Yes, I know, I know, nice chunk of contracts, hard to resist. So – thank you, Ontario Prime Minister, Toronto Mayor and (who they are – nobody really understands) Greater Toronto Airport Authority. As to myself – I will fly from Toronto Island Airport, or from Terminal 3. No bailouts to Air Canada anymore!

Carts

Igor Keizner December 12, 2008 at 6:47 am

If you are flying in, you are out of luck with paying the money for the cart. However if you are departing from the airport always get dropped off at the arrival level, there are always carts standing around. This sure beats paying $4 to get a cart in order to cross the road to the terminal.

Very Impressive

Anonymous September 5, 2008 at 2:21 am

I really enjoyed my passage to CYYZ, especially in Terminal One. It was awesomely clean and beautiful. I really enjoyed too the very large amount of shops and kiosks. When your flight get delayed, it’s always fun to browse around. But if you go in another Terminal, it is not as good as terminal one unfortunately. You don’t have such a variety in food than Terminal One.

Very Good Airport - Been There

Alexander Cortez July 17, 2008 at 4:46 am

I liked it, very clean and big.

Luggage Trolley Charges

Tony Taylor July 7, 2008 at 4:38 pm

It’s simple. I will just avoid this airport and tell everyone why – the charge for a trolley is outrageous and a major hassle at the end of a long flight. They need to re-think this.

Carts

Keith Bell July 4, 2008 at 4:21 am

As a Canadian it is embarassing and shameful that Toronto charges for the use of their carts. Who has a toonie after an international flight? Such nickel and dimming has to end!

Luggage Carts

R. B. May 10, 2008 at 11:43 pm

For those who complain about luggage cart fees. I’ve been travelling lots of places in the States and there are only few airports that offers free luggage carts nowadays. Go to Miami airport and the price is doubled, rip off! If you guys are coming to Toronto and don’t have a change for the cart, I think they have a kiosk to swipe your credit card.

Luggage Carts

Scott Bowen April 27, 2008 at 5:06 am

If any of the posters here were truly international travelers, they would know that EVERY airport in the United States charges for luggage carts. Why should they be free? Don’t bring so much stuff with you when you travel. Pearson is a great airport. Why should the city subsidize your convenience of carry your luggage?

Luggage Carts!

Saeid Amini July 2, 2007 at 11:00 pm

First time that I arrived, I did not have any change. These people asked money for luggage carts. The first impression was very bad. Luggage cart is a shame for this airport.

Good

Peari Baleset June 16, 2007 at 10:39 pm

nice airport

Awesome Port

Joe Shome June 16, 2007 at 10:36 pm

Awesome airport! Way to go Toronto!

Bad Restaurant Choice

John Todd March 25, 2007 at 8:08 pm

This must be the worst International Airport of a choice of Restaurants prior to departure on an International flight.

Cart Fees

Pramod Desai February 20, 2007 at 2:56 pm

The only airport in the world where you get charged for the luggage carts. How do you expect visitors to the country to carry change for this service? Also when returning the carts you are lucky if you get the quarter back. This is even worse than third world countries. It seems the airport philosophy is – anywhere you can get them go for it. Revenue grab of the worst kind. You do not score points with the visitors.

Great Airport

Nigel Garth January 3, 2007 at 5:45 pm

I fly in and out of Pearson International quite a bit and I think that Pearson is a great airport, very modern and high tech. However, I don’t like the fee for the luggage cart.

Unfair

Jenny Wong November 22, 2006 at 1:38 am

It is completely unfair to charge for luggage carts. It would be ok if they gave you all the money back once you return the cart. Why can’t Pearson airport afford to let you use the cart for free? I just don’t get it.

YYZ

Joao Da Silva November 3, 2006 at 6:05 pm

Great airport to fly out of. Very organized & busy. You can catch any flight to anywhere in the world out of here….80% of the flights fly directly to any major city in the world.

YYZ Airport

Stephen Jaworski August 17, 2006 at 8:42 pm

Very disappointing… It’s the only airport I’ve ever been to where they charge for luggage carts. You pay $2.00 to take one and receive only 25 cents when you return it.

YYZ

Vladimir C. June 11, 2006 at 11:52 pm

Very clean and high-tech.

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