From policing and screening to baggage handling and airport infrastructure, Toronto Pearson, our airline partners, Peel Regional Police, the RCMP, CBSA, CATSA and Transport Canada each have a distinct role. Here’s how the team works together to keep Toronto Pearson running safely and securely.
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Toronto Pearson, United Way Greater Toronto and Peel Region are investing a combined $1 million in workforce development programming to strengthen career pathways for workers and help employers respond to changing labour needs across the Pearson Economic Zone.
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Travellers are arriving and departing as a new week gets underway.
Over the next seven days, we're expecting more than 850,000 travellers and approximately 6,125 flights. Those flights will connect to dozens of countries around the world, covering roughly 17 million kilometres.
If you're travelling this week or have an upcoming trip, check out our terminal maps to help make your journey through the airport a little smoother: https://t.co/YYfZ9xXFSz
The first week of November is coming to a close.
Today, we're expecting around 132,000 travellers through the airport, with 467 arrivals and 473 departures.
Our busiest routes today include New York (LGA), Calgary (YYC) and Vancouver (YVR).
Driving to the airport? EV charging is available across most of our parking garages and lots.
Visit our website to learn more about where our EV charging is located: https://t.co/hMqk6E81Ae
Airport Duty Manager Andre Nadeau was live on CP24 with an overview of operations, and some more information about our winter circuit happening again today.
Winter readiness starts well before the first flakes fall. ❄️
Our Airfield Maintenance teams were out testing specialized snow removal equipment ahead of the first snowfall.
Continued investment in state-of-the-art equipment and extensive staff training strengthens Toronto Pearson’s winter operations readiness, helping keep planes moving safely when winter weather arrives.
The forecast is calling for mild weather, but we're thinking about winter today.
If you're one of today's 123,000 travellers, you might spot our winter operations equipment making circuits on the airfield as teams conduct winter readiness exercises ahead of the first snowfall of the season.
Some of our more than 100 specialized pieces of snow removal equipment will be out on the airfield between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
If you're flying during that time, take a look out your plane window – you might spot a few snowplows in action (minus the snow)!
Warm weather and clear skies for flying through Toronto Pearson.
Today, we're expecting 111,466 travellers across 428 arrivals and 423 departures, connecting to dozens of destinations around the world.
Picking up loved ones? Relax and take advantage of our Free Waiting Area to help ease roadside congestion and avoid a potential ticket. https://t.co/a2VU2e2rDm
Porter Airlines now offers nonstop flights from Pearson to Oranjestad, Aruba, with service up to five times a week this winter. 🌴
Visit Porter Airlines' website to book.
There’s another reason to arrive early for your flight. ✈️🍽️
Pearsonlicious is back this November, featuring chef-crafted menus at 19 restaurants across the terminals, including concepts from celebrated Canadian chefs Susur Lee, Lynn Crawford, Massimo Capra and Roger Mooking.
See what’s on the menu here: https://t.co/c9bOGAdkh9
Travellers are arriving and departing as the first Monday of November gets underway.
Today, we’re expecting 125,000 passengers across 915 flights. That’s just a portion of the 840,000 travellers and more than 6,000 flights expected at Pearson this week.
Pearson is connected to regional transit lines and major highways, making it easy to get to and from the airport. Explore your transportation and parking options here: https://t.co/q8fFWeFu04
Something delicious is in the Terminals this month.
Airport Duty Manager Michael Tomas was live on CP24 with a look at operations as November gets underway, which also means the start of Pearsonlicious.
The first of today's 126,000 travellers are making their way through the terminals, with another 263,000 expected over the weekend.
If you're travelling today or have a flight coming up, check our digital wait times dashboard. https://t.co/mAsBEzU6Nr
The sun is shining on the airfield after a foggy start to the day.
Today, we're expecting around 120,000 travellers across 446 arrivals and 456 departures. Top destinations include New York (LGA), Montreal (YUL) and Vancouver (YVR).
Have you heard of the Sunflower Lanyard Program? It helps travellers with invisible disabilities discreetly signal that they may need additional assistance or more time while travelling.
Learn more about the program and where to pick up a lanyard for free: https://t.co/q8fFWeFu04
Le débit de la circulation à YYZ est maintenant revenu à la normale, et l’équipe de NAV CANADA continue d’assurer le mouvement sécuritaire et efficace des aéronefs et des voyageurs. Les passagers doivent vérifier l’état de leur vol auprès de leur compagnie aérienne.