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^ may have initially been considered temporary but they have made it at least semi-permanent now.

As for the old tower updates that rendering looks pretty sharp. I appreciate that they note that this will "pave the way for future terminal improvements".
 
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^ may have initially been considered temporary but they have made it at least semi-permanent now.

As for the old tower updates that rendering looks pretty sharp. I appreciate that they note that this will "pave the way for future terminal improvements".
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Uber pickup is at Arrivals Paid, outside Door 10. It has been this way for a number of months. It was a savage introduction to Edmonton having to walk through a cold parking garage to the other side. Glad Uber worked out a deal with EIA for the new location . . . $3.25 per ride is worth it. As I live on the deep south side, Taxis don't want my fare . . .
 
I agree with the pick up area east of the parkade. It actually works really well as it is much less busy than the front arrivals area. It would be a great addition if the walkway there was more climate controlled in the winter. We got back last week from a trip and met our ride over there and the walk over was jarring but the heated waiting area was nice.

I wonder if the tower rehabilitation will include a rehab of the arrivals level waiting lounge that was there at one point. Maybe use it as a kind of "transit center" of sorts.
 
I just got notified that on my Delta-Westjet flight returning from South America on March 7 that my leg from ATL to YEG has been switched out to ATL-YYC-YEG - with the dreaded 2:52 layover in Calgary. I try not to hate WS this happens so often that WS has become my airline of last resort when flying internationally. I feel bad for EIA officials, as they have worked so hard trying to get more transborder routes only to have the Trump effect hurt them. Luckily, I can still do one stop with a long layover at IAH with United, or fly the next day with Air Canada via YYZ.
 
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Monthly passenger stats November 2025​

  • Domestic: 431,221 passengers (Year-to-date 5,617,610 passengers)- 2.6% (Year-to-date 6.1%)
  • Transborder: 64,620 passengers (Year-to-date 742,733 passengers) -20.0% (Year-to-date -14.0%)
  • International: 60,092 passengers (Year-to-date 447,726 passengers) 4.1% (Year-to-date -1.1%)
  • Fixed Base Operators (FBO): 48,030 passengers (Year-to-date 649,256 passengers) -24.5% (Year-to-date 1.3%)
  • Total: 603,963 passengers (Year-to-date 7,457,325 passengers) -6.3% (Year-to-date 2.8%)

Passenger stats

Explore Edmonton International Airport passenger statistics, trends, and insights for arrivals, departures, and annual traffic at YEG.
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Yikes and WOW is Edmonton getting rouge-screwed by AC. I was looking at April flights and on the day in question there were only two mainline AC flights. The majority were Rouge, followed by Jazz and then mainline.

I know AC has a long-established ambivalence toward Edmonton, but why salt their own field by practically pushing people away from their planes? The pitch alone on Rouge is enough to practically break Geneva Conventions.
 
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Yikes and WOW is Edmonton getting rouge-screwed by AC. I was looking at April flights and on the day in question there were only two mainline AC flights. The majority were Rouge, followed by Jazz and then mainline.

I know AC has a long-established ambivalence toward Edmonton, but why salt their own field by practically pushing people away from their planes? The pitch alone on Rouge is enough to practically break Geneva Conventions.
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It won’t be the Rouge 320/321s, it’ll be on the 737 MAX 8s which have a slightly more comfortable cabin than the current Rouge.

That being said, AC chose to swap 2-3 daily YVR-YEG frequencies over to Rouge for 2026, announced a few weeks ago as a part of their YVR Rouge base additions. YVR-YLW was also switched over 1-2x daily as well as 5 cities in Mexico and 3 in the US.
 
On SSP it was mentioned that we're S26 - does that mean Spring or Summer? That we're down to 2 weekly until April than back up to 5 weekly for May....not true?
 
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