Québec airport’s three concourses are the domestic terminal of Jetty A, the international terminal of Jetty B, and Jetty C, which handles all flights to the United States. The world’s 14th busiest air route travels between Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and Toronto Pearson International Airport, while the airport’s Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport route is the eighth-busiest between a European and non-European city. The airport is Air Canada’s major hub for eastern Canada, offering non-stop flights aboard about 40 airlines to over 120 cities across Canada and the world. Over 61 percent of the airport’s passengers arrive aboard flights outside Canada, and the airport’s catchment area extends to northern New York and Vermont. This newly renovated airport is now Canada’s third-busiest, greeting more than 13 and a half million passengers in 2011. The airport was renamed after the Canadian prime minister in 2004, but many people still call it by its former name, Dorval Airport.
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Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport has once again become the main air gateway to both the province of Québec and its largest city after Montréal’s other major airport, Montréal-Mirabel International Airport, ceased passenger service in 2004. Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
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