Thunder Bay International Airport Transportation

Bus

Transit Services offers public transit services within the City of Thunder Bay limits. Thunder Bay Transit conventional vehicles are 100% low-floor, accessible with a kneeling feature, onboard stop announcements, ramps, and priority and courtesy seating.

Passengers should remember that it is possible to pay the exact cash since drivers are not able to provide customers with change. Punch passes and tickets will never expire, and by purchasing a day pass, commuters receive an unlimited journey for one day. However, the pass can be used by only one individual or two seniors/adults and three youth or one adult/senior and four youth.

Thunder Bay International Airport is serviced by #3 Memorial - Airport with a charge of $2.75.

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Arrivals

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Canada Border Services Agency is working at YQT airport to establish, operate, and defend the border of Canada. Officers are performing at the facility to make sure that travelers who arrive are permitted and comply with the laws of Canada. By operating at the facility, CBSA agents are identifying people who may carry a potential threat. Officers are working to remove commuters who are recognized inadmissible in the country. By inspecting the items that arrive at Canada’s borders, CBSA administrators are making sure that no illegal goods enter the nation, and all applicable taxes and duties on the merchandise are gathered.