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Sudbury Airport (IATA: YSB, ICAO: CYSB) is a medium-sized airport serving Greater Sudbury and northeastern Ontario, Canada. Located about 20 km northeast of downtown Sudbury in the Garson area, it opened in the mid-1950s and has grown into the region's primary commercial gateway. Its compact terminal and two asphalt runways handle scheduled flights, charters, and general aviation, with a focus on connections to Toronto.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know the terminal is small and security is usually quick, but check-in and bag drop close 45 minutes before departure for most scheduled flights—arriving 60–75 minutes early is plenty for domestic travel.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is about a 25–30 minute drive from downtown Sudbury via Highway 17 East and Municipal Road 86. There is no regular city bus service to the terminal, so arrange a taxi, rideshare, or rental car in advance; major rental agencies have desks on site. Short-term and long-term parking is available directly in front of the terminal.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Sudbury Airport?
A: Air Canada Express and Porter Airlines operate scheduled flights, mainly to Toronto Pearson and Toronto Billy Bishop. Seasonal charter flights may also be offered, so check current schedules before booking.
Q: How far is Sudbury Airport from downtown Sudbury?
A: The airport is about 20 km (12 miles) northeast of downtown, a drive of roughly 25–30 minutes via Highway 17 East and Municipal Road 86.
Q: Is there public transportation to Sudbury Airport?
A: No, there is no direct city bus service to the terminal. Taxis, rideshares, and rental cars are the usual ways to get to and from the airport.
Q: What facilities are available at Sudbury Airport?
A: The single terminal has check-in, security, car rental desks, free Wi-Fi, and short- and long-term parking. Food and beverage options are limited, so plan accordingly.
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