Montreal Dorval International Airport

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

On June 22, 1985, Air India Flight 182, which was flying on a Toronto-Montreal-London-Delhi-Mumbai route, exploded in midair, killing all of the passengers aboard.

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 2 Aeroquays and 2 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

• 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

• 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

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

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