Montréal Dorval International Airport is located in Dorval, a district of Montreal, Quebec.

The airport is a hub for Air Canada. Its IATA Airport Code is YUL.

As of January 1, 2004, the airport will be renamed Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (Aéroport international Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau de Montréal) in honour of former Canadian Prime Minister, the late Right Honourable Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

Montréal Dorval International Airport has an satellite building that is devided into two sections (the Aeroquay) and two concourses (called jetties).

Table of contents

1 Aeroquays and Jetties 1.1 International Flights Aeroquay 1.2 Transborder Flight Jetty 1.3 Domestic Flights Aeroquay 1.4 Domestic Flights Jetty 2 External link

Aeroquays and Jetties

International Flights Aeroquay

• Aeroflot
• Air Canada (International Flights)
• Air France
• Air Transat
• Austrian Airlines
• British Airways
• CSA Czech Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• El Al
• First Air
• KLM
• Lufthansa
• Olympic Airways
• Swiss International Airlines

Transborder Flight Jetty

• Air Canada (United States Flights)
• Air Canada Jazz (United States Flights)
• Air Georgian
• Allegheny Airlines dba US Airways Express
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba Delta Connection
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines dba Delta Connection
• American Airlines
• American Eagle
• Comair dba Delta Connection
• Commutair dba Continental Connection
• Continental Express
• Delta Air Lines
• Mesaba Airlines dba Northwest Airlink
• Northwest Airlines

Domestic Flights Aeroquay

• Air Alma
• Air Creebec
• Air Inuit
• Air Nova
• Air Ontario
• Air Saint Pierre
• Canadian Regional Airlines
• Inter-Canadian

Domestic Flights Jetty

• Air Canada (Canada Flights)
• Air Canada Jazz (Canada Flights)
• Air Canada Tango
• Air Creebec
• Air Saint Pierre
• Canadian Regional Airlines
• Inter-Canadian

External link

• Montreal Dorval International Airport Homepage