Calgary International Airport (YYC) is located northeast of the center of Calgary and serves Calgary and the surrounding area. Calgary International Airport serves as a hub for Air Canada and Air Canada Jazz and is the headquarters for WestJet Airlines. The airport handles approximately 12 million passengers per annum and is the fourth busiest airport in Canada in terms of the amount of passengers. Calgary International Airport is composed of one terminal and three concourses. Flights are available within Canada, the United States of America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and East Asia.

Airport Information Calgary

• Location: Calgary International Airport is located 13 miles northeast of the center of Calgary in Alberta, Canada.
• Address: International Airport, 2000 Airport Rd. N.E., Calgary, Alberta T2E 6W5 Canada
• Telephone Number: (1) 403-735-1200
• Time Zone: GMT -7
• Eating & Drinking: There is a wide selection of food outlets available, including Subway and Taco Time in the Food Court, Tim Horton’s and Starbucks in Terminal A, Wings Lounge and Jugo Juice in B and C and A & W in Concourse D.
• ATM: Calgary International Airport has ATMs throughout the airport and a Travelex in the main terminals and Concourse C.
• WiFi: Free wireless Internet is available throughout the airport.
• Shopping: Before check-in there are brands like Bentley, Coles Bookstore, Sunglass Hut and Hudson News. Then, at the terminals, each contains Duty Free by Nuance as well as a Hudson News.
• Luggage: Trolleys are available throughout the terminal. For lost luggage head to the information booth in arrivals or contact 403-735-1449.
• Airport Hotels: The Delta Calgary Airport Hotel (403-291-2600) is joined to Calgary International Airport. Holiday Inn Calgary Airport Hotel (403-230-1999) is positioned only 0.5 miles from the airport. Quality Inn Airport (403-276-3391), Best Western Port O’Call Hotel (403-291-4600) and the Hilton Garen Inn (403-717-1999) are all in the vicinity and provide a free shuttle service. For more assistance there is a tourist information booth in the arrivals area.
• Disabled Travelers: Facilities include curbside services, parking, elevators and toilets as well as TTY telephones and Braille signage. Airlines should be contacted prior to flying.
• Lounges: Two free lounges are available for the public: Rocky Mountain Lounge  for passengers departing from Concourse C and Servisair Chinook Lounge for those leaving from Concourse D. Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounge, for Concourse A passengers, only accepts particular members or card holders.
• Parking: Short term parking is situated on the ground level of each of the parking lots with the first 30 minutes free, $4.80 for the second half an hour and a daily maximum of $34. Long term parking is located on the levels P2 to P7. The maximum stay is 60 days with a charge of $4 for 30 minutes, $23 the daily maximum and $116 weekly.
• Directions & Transportation: By road, drivers can access the airport from Highway 2 by heading south where it joins onto 16 Avenue NE. Buses provide transportation to the airport. A shuttle service is available if booked in advance. Both provide services to Calgary, Jasper and Banff. Taxis are available 24 hours and are located on the arrivals level. To central Calgary the charge is between $38 and $43.
• Website: http://www.calgaryairport.com