Flight Operations
Hubs
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Toronto, Ontario (CYYZ) - Lester B. Pearson International Airport |
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Toronto is home to the world-famous CN Tower, SkyDome/Rogers Centre (home of the Toronto Blue Jays), and the Air Canada Centre (Home of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors). Toronto is not far from Niagara Falls, Canada's most brilliant tourist attraction. Toronto is where you'll find one of the best rapid transit systems you'll ever ride on, as well as many restaurants, and retail chains. Toronto is a premium base location for commerical and industrial corporations. You name it, Toronto's got it! As Canada's busiest airport, Lester B. Pearson International Airport is one of the largest airports you'll ever travel through, in real life or on VATSIM. Toronto is our busiest hub in Eastern Canada, and shares the title of operations base with Calgary.
All of our Toronto flights are operated out of Terminal 1. |
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Calgary, Alberta (CYYC) - Calgary International Airport |
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Calgary is a fast-growing, decently-sized city in southern Alberta just off the Trans Canada Highway. It is a wonderful city, and is the gateway to Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, and the Canadian Rockies. Calgary's biggest attractions include the Calgary Stampede, the Calgary Tower, Canada Olympic Park, Calaway Park, and the beautiful Bow River. Calgary is home to the NHL's Calgary Flames and the WHL's Calgary Hitmen. Both hockey teams play at the Pengrowth Saddledome. Just 3 hours north of Calgary on Highway 2 is Edmonton, Alberta, home to the world-famous West Edmonton Mall. Calgary is our corporate headquarters and shares the title of operations base with Toronto.
Calgary Intl Operations
Concourse A - Domestic (Turbo Props and Small)
Concourse B/D - Domestic
Concourse C - Transborder/International |
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Vancouver, British Columbia (CYVR) - Vancouver International Airport |
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Home of the majestic mountains, a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, and virtually the most precipitation in Western Canada, Vancouver is a wonderful place. Vancouver International Airport is Canadian Airlines Virtual's main link to the Pacific Rim, and to the wonderful prairies of Alberta, whether it be Edmonton, home of the Alberta Legislature, Calgary, one of the best cities to ever live in, or to any other destination. From the curvy highways of Rogers Pass and the peaceful waters of the Okanagan Lake to the busy streets of Downtown Vancouver, this city has something for every pilot.
Vancouver Intl Operations
Concourse B - Domestic (Turbo Props and Small)
Concourse C - Domestic (Medium and Heavy)
Concourse D - International
Concourse E - Transborder |
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Montreal, Quebec (CYUL) - Pierre Trudeau International Airport |
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The birth of Dorval Airport goes back to the beginning of the 1940s. At the time, it was becoming clear that the Saint-Hubert Airport (Montréal's first official airport, in operation since 1927) could no longer meet the city's growing aviation needs. The Minister of Transport purchased the land at the Dorval Race Track, thus ensuring the best possible location for the new airport. Montréal-Dorval International Airport went into operation on September 1, 1941 with three paved runways. By 1946, the airport was already hosting more than a quarter million passengers a year. This number grew to more than a million by the mid-1950s. At the time, Trudeau was the busiest airport in all of Canada. The airport is now named after former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. |
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