Toronto Pearson International Airport

[lenaitch]

Even when the fuselage was damaged during the "touch". How do they know they've got enough parts and control left to survive?

For clarity, the post you linked was not mine. I've noticed the system has done that before.

 

[SubHuman]

ITA Airways, successor to the bankrupt Alitalia, will begin flights between YYZ and Rome in May.

 

[Richard White]

ITA Airways, successor to the bankrupt Alitalia, will begin flights between YYZ and Rome in May.

I am still waiting for direct Budapest to Toronto flights to resume.

Air Canada nixed them during Covid. There hasn't been reliable direct service between the two points since Malév went bankrupt.

 

[dowlingm]

TIL American Airlines (specifically, a contract operator doing so in their livery) are operating Prevost coaches between Philadelphia and the destinations of Allentown PA, Lancaster PA and Atlantic City NJ. Boarding in Philadelphia occurs at an airside gate but landside at the Atlantic City end (not sure what happens at the other two but I expect it’s also curbside)

I wonder if Air Canada or other Pearson operators have considered a similar arrangement. I know KLM have a bus from Ottawa to Montreal but that is landside from Ottawa railway station to Dorval curbside, therefore with no airside component

 

[Tim MacDonald]

TIL American Airlines (specifically, a contract operator doing so in their livery) are operating Prevost coaches between Philadelphia and the destinations of Allentown PA, Lancaster PA and Atlantic City NJ. Boarding in Philadelphia occurs at an airside gate but landside at the Atlantic City end (not sure what happens at the other two but I expect it’s also curbside)

I wonder if Air Canada or other Pearson operators have considered a similar arrangement. I know KLM have a bus from Ottawa to Montreal but that is landside from Ottawa railway station to Dorval curbside, therefore with no airside component

Air chance is going to be doing this out of YKF or YHM to YYZ. There's really nothing to see here as this will die and go away quickly.

 

[SubHuman]

... I wonder if Air Canada or other Pearson operators have considered a similar arrangement...

The Air Canada bus service was announced about three weeks ago and mentioned in the Hamilton Airport thread.

 

[dowlingm]

The Air Canada bus service was announced about three weeks ago and mentioned in the Hamilton Airport thread.

Thanks - I don’t look in the YHM thread frequently so missed that

 

[JasonParis]

A little embarrassing that we don't have trains to do that.

 

[christiesplits]

A little embarrassing that we don't have trains to do that.

Agreed, but airport-to-airport buses are fairly common in Europe, especially with the growth of smaller discount airline-oriented airports.

 

[drum118]

A little embarrassing that we don't have trains to do that.

Why?? There are places around the world that don't have trains/trams to the airport. Edmonton, Halifax, Detroit, Prague, Glasgow are a few that come to mind that may see bus service only.

 

[dowlingm]

A little embarrassing that we don't have trains to do that.

seems like a pretty low threshold for embarrassment

 

[EastYorkTTCFan]

Agreed, but airport-to-airport buses are fairly common in Europe, especially with the growth of smaller discount airline-oriented airports.

The US has some too that actually pick up at a gate at the airport and the drive out of the airport and drop off in front of the next airport.

 

[bartolo]

The US has some too that actually pick up at a gate at the airport and the drive out of the airport and drop off in front of the next airport.

My understanding is the one that will be running out of Kitchener at least will be after security. You will go through security and baggage check at Kitchener and then be dropped off at YYZ after security.

 

[warrens]

The Air Canada bus service was announced about three weeks ago and mentioned in the Hamilton Airport thread.

Not only that, the Air Canada service is operated the same company that American Airlines uses for their bus service -- Landline.

 

[EastYorkTTCFan]

Not only that, the Air Canada service is operated the same company that American Airlines uses for their bus service -- Landline.

will they be run like tis though: