Calgary International Airport

Calgary International Airport (IATA: YYC, ICAO: CYYC) is the main airport for Calgary, and the third busiest airport in the Western Republic. It is the primary hub for WestAir, the secondary hub for Western Skyways, and , as well as a focus city for Global Air Cargo. Calgary Int'l Airport is located about 17 km northeast of downtown Calgary.
At around 56.3 million annual passengers, Calgary International Airport is the third busiest airport in the Western Republic, behind Los Angeles and .
== Infrastructure ==
=== Passenger terminals ===
The Calgary airport consists of two terminals, one for domestic operations and the other for international flights. The domestic terminal itself contains three concourses labelled A, B and C. Concourse A is almost entirely used WestAir, while Concourse C is mainly in use for Western Skyways, with some other airlines' domestic flights. Concourse B is mainly for other domestic airlines. The international terminal is composed of Concourse E for North American–bound flights and Concourse D for intercontinental flights. Passengers travelling to the United States clear customs and immigration prior to departure at the pre-clearance facility.
The international terminal operates under a call-to-gate system in which passengers wait in a main seating and shopping area; they then proceed to the gate once flight information is posted. The two terminals are connected by both walkways and a separate path for the YYC Link service. Airport employees transport connecting passengers along this corridor in ten-seat vehicles.
=== Runways ===
The Calgary airport is equipped with four runways with the following dimensions:
* Runway 08/26 is 6,200 ft × 150 ft (1,890 m × 46 m)
* Runway 11/29 is 8,000 ft × 200 ft (2,438 m × 61 m)
* Runway 17R/35L is 12,675 ft × 200 ft (3,863 m × 61 m)
* Runway 17L/35R is 14,000 ft × 200 ft (4,267 m × 61 m)
The third longest commercial runway in the Western Republic at the time of its opening in 2014, Runway 17L/35R was built to reduce congestion and better accommodate larger, heavier aircraft: the weight of such aircraft, combined with the low air density resulting from the airport's high elevation and temperatures during the summer, means that a longer runway is necessary for takeoff. Runway 17L/35R is also layered with concrete, a material more durable than the asphalt that composes the airport's other three runways.
== Airlines ==
=== Passenger ===
This list of airlines only includes real airlines or airlines created by CJets, with the exception of Lakes Air. List includes all regional subsidiaries.
Airlines 	Destinations
 	Mexico City
 	Frankfurt, London–Heathrow, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Montreal, Newark, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver
Seasonal: Cancun, Kahului, Palm Springs, Phoenix, Puerto Vallarta, Tokyo
 	Edmonton, Whitehorse
Air Texavia 	Dallas, Houston, San Antonio
 	Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Toronto
Seasonal: Amsterdam, London–Gatwick, Montreal, Vancouver
 	Seattle
 	Dallas
Seasonal: Chicago
 	London-Heathrow
CanotiaJet 	Halifax, Montreal, Toronto
 	Edmonton, Lloydminster
Chicagoan Jetlines	Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis
Seasonal: Cleveland, Columbus, Kansas City, St. Louis
 	Frankfurt
 	Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Seattle
 	Zurich
 	Frankfurt
 	Iqaluit, Yellowknife
 	Abbotsford, Kelowna, Vancouver, Winnipeg
Flightways 	Acapulco, Cancun, Huatulco
 	Denver, Las Vegas
 	Beijing
Lakes Air 	Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Toronto
Seasonal: Kingston, Madison, Sudbury, Thunder Bay
 	Amsterdam
NordQC Airways 	Saguenay, Val d'Or
 	Edmonton, Fort St. John, Prince George
 	Peace River, Whitecourt
 	Cranbrook, Lethbridge, Lloydminister, Medicine Hat, Prince George
Rohiat Airways 	Sydney
Seasonal: Brisbane
 	Cancun, Cayo Coco, Huatulco, Ixtapa, Liberia, Mazatlán, Montego Bay, Puerto Vallarta, Punta Cana, Cabo San Lucas, Santa Clara, Varadero
 	Chicago, Denver, Houston
Seasonal: San Francisco
WestAir 	Abbotsford, Albuquerque, Amsterdam, Anaheim, Anchorage, Atlanta, Austin, Barcelona, Beijing, Billings, Bismarck, Boise, Boston, Brandon, Bridgetown, Cancun, Cheyenne, Chicago, Cincinnati, Comox, Cranbrook, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Dublin, Edmonton, Fargo, Fort McMurray, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, Frankfurt, Fresno, Grand Prairie, Great Falls, Halifax, Hermosillo, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Houston, Huatulco, Indianapolis, Iqaluit, Kahului, Kalispell, Kelowna, Kona, Las Vegas, Lethbridge, Lihue, Lloydminister, London-Heathrow, Los Angeles, Los Cabos, Medicine Hat, Mexico City, Miami, Minneapolis, Missoula, Montreal, Nanaimo, Nashville, Nassau, New York-JFK, Oakland, Orlando, Ottawa, Palm Springs, Paris, Penticton, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Prince George, Prince Rupert, Quebec City, Rapid City, Red Deer, Regina, Reno, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Saskatoon, Seattle, Sint Maarten, Sioux Falls, Spokane, St. John's, St. Louis, Sydney, Tijuana, Tokyo, Toronto, Tucson, Vancouver, Varadero, Victoria, Washington DC, Whitehorse, Winnipeg, Yellowknife
Seasonal: Auckland, Bellingham, Bozeman, Colorado Springs, Dubai, Fort Lauderdale, Glasgow, Hamilton, Juneau, Kansas City, Kingston, Kona, Liberia, London (ON), Manzanillo, Mazatlan, Melbourne, Moscow, Oklahoma City, Reykjavik, Rome, San Antonio, Shanghai
Western Skyways 	Chicago, Denver, Honolulu, Houston, Las Vegas, London-Gatwick, Los Angeles, Maui, Miami, New York-LaGuardia, Paris, Phoenix, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg
Seasonal: Amsterdam, Edmonton, Salt Lake City
=== Cargo ===
This list of cargo airlines only includes real cargo airlines or cargo airlines created by CJets, with the exception of Lakes Air Cargo.
Airline 	Destinations
 	Cincinnati, Edmonton, Milwaukee, Vancouver
 	Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Seattle
 	Gostomel
 	Chicago, Kagoshima, Kitakyushu, Los Angeles
 	Goose Bay, Hamilton, Iqaluit, Montreal, San Francisco, Vancouver, Winnipeg
 	Los Angeles, Luxembourg, Seattle
 	Edmonton, Memphis, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg
Global Air Cargo	Anchorage, Beijing, Chicago, Cologne, Dallas, Denver, Edmonton, Hong Kong, Houston, London-Heathrow, Los Angeles, New York-JFK, Oakland, Paris, Phoenix, Seattle, Seoul, Shanghai, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg
 	Toronto, Vancouver
Lakes Air Cargo 	Chicago, Detroit, Toronto
 	Louisville, Sioux Falls
== Traffic and statistics ==
=== Top domestic destinations ===
Rank	Airport
1 	Vancouver, British Columbia
2 	Edmonton, Alberta
3 	Seattle, Cascadia
4 	Winnipeg, Manitoba
5 	Los Angeles, California
6 	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
7 	Las Vegas, Nevada
8 	Denver, Colorado
9 	San Francisco, California
10 	Phoenix, Arizona
=== Top international destinations ===
Rank	Airport
1 	Toronto, Canada
2 	New York-JFK, United States
3 	Montreal, Canada
4 	London-Heathrow, United Kingdom
5 	Chicago, United States
6 	Dallas, United States
7 	Amsterdam, Netherlands
8 	Cancun, Mexico
9 	Beijing, China
10 	Minneapolis, United States
=== Airline market share ===
Rank	Airline 	Share
1 	WestAir 	45%
2 	Western Skyways 	20%
3 	Air Canada 	9%
4 	Sunwing Airlines	8%
5 	Lakes Air 	6%
== Gallery ==
WestAir 737 MAX.JPG|A WestAir Boeing 737-8 MAX at Calgary Airport.
WestAir Regional Saab 340.jpeg|A WestAir Regional Saab 340 at Calgary Airport.
Western Skyways 737.jpeg|A Western Skyways Boeing 737-700 at Calgary Airport.
LakesAirB737Calgary.png|A Lakes Air Boeing 737-800 at Calgary Airport.
Air Canada 787-9 New Livery.JPG|An Air Canada Boeing 787-9 at Calgary Airport.
KLM 777-200ER.jpg|A KLM Boeing 777-200ER at Calgary Airport.
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