The Brandon Air Shuttle will travel as long as the #1 Highway is open. Please be aware that it may take longer to travel due to snow, ice, rain or other severe weather conditions. We do not have licensing to travel on the #2 Highway, which often times has worse driving conditions anyway. Brandon to Winnipeg: If you are concerned about making your flight, please call our office at least a day ahead of time and we will get you on an earlier shuttle, as long as space is available. When the highways are closed, we will still pick you up at the time we confirmed with you the night before, or we will call you if we decide to wait until the roads are open to begin pick-ups. The shuttle will then wait at the edge of city limits for the roads to open. Winnipeg to Brandon: Please call us to find out what is happening with the shuttle and to let our office staff know where you are, especially if the highway is closed. Once the roads are open we will give you an approximate time to be watching for the shuttle. Please be aware that our driver will need time to refuel the van and may need time to recharge if the driving conditions are overly strenuous. We have the safety of our passengers in mind at all times, so please be patient with our drivers and be aware that they are under a lot of stress when bad weather hits. If the roads close while you are in Winnipeg, the driver will wait close to the edge of Headingley city limits for the roads to open. If you are forced to stay overnight the driver will choose a hotel in close proximity to the outskirts of Winnipeg so you can get on the road as quickly as possible when the roads open. The Brandon Air Shuttle does not assume responsibility for the cost of staying in Winnipeg overnight because bad weather conditions are beyond anyone’s control. If you would like to stay with family or friends in Winnipeg, please coordinate with the driver and be aware that you will have to return to the city limits of Winnipeg to catch the shuttle when it is ready to leave.