Thunder Bay International Airport
100 Princess Street P7E 6S2 Thunder Bay, ON, Canada

Effective immediately: we are recommending all residents avoid non-essential travel outside of Northern Ontario. Read the full media release detailing our updated travel recommendations: https://www.tbdhu.com//protecting-thunder-bay-district-tra

Do wear: non-surgical or homemade masks with at least two layers of fabric Do not wear: masks with an exhalation valve or vent, neck gaiters or bandanas. More here: http://ow.ly/Ebir50BFzv9

As of Thursday October 1, @Transport_gc will update their requirements regarding face masks in airports. Masks deemed acceptable must cover the nose and mouth (I.e. fitted disposable or cloth mask) masks that are unacceptable include bandanas, face shields and neck gaiters.

Miss our Virtual Annual General Meeting yesterday? You can access our 2019 Annual report by clicking the link here: http://www.tbairport.on.ca//TBIAAI_2019_ANNUAL_REPORT_FINA Thanks to those who attended! We hope you enjoyed our first virtual AGM. #yqt

TOMORROW IS THE DAY! Join us live on Facebook Tuesday, August 25 as we go live for our virtual Annual General Meeting. #yqt #thunderbayairport #agm

A friendly reminder that while in the Air Terminal Building, as well as on board an aircraft you must wear a mask or face covering that securely covers your nose, mouth and chin. Forgot your face mask at home? Not to worry - there are some for sale at our gift shop. Thank you for wearing a mask to help us stop the spead of COVID-19. #YQsateT

Worried about not having time to grab food at your destination or no in-flight service?? Worry no more, Nomad has you covered! Grab one of our delicious Stout Bacon BLTs or check out the other great food & snack items available here at Nomad down by Gate #1

Effective Friday, July 24 all persons entering an enclosed public space, including the Air Terminal Building must wear a mask or face covering that securely covers their nose, mouth and chin. This is required by the Medical Officer of Health under the authority of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA). Signage will be placed on all entrances along with hand sanitizer dispensers. Help us minimize the spread of COVID-19. Thank you for wearing your mask.

If it’s your first time travelling in a while, you might find things look a little different at the checkpoint.

Big news: Masks or Face Coverings will now be required for indoor public spaces effective July 24, 2020. Read the full media release: https://www.tbdhu.com//ma...sks-or-face-coverings-required-fo (Note: more supportive documents will be coming shortly - we just wanted to get this important message out quickly!)

The Quarantine Act is still in effect so travellers MUST, by law, self-isolate for 14 days once returning to Canada That means go straight home, no stops! A ...negative COVID-19 test does NOT mean you can discontinue self-isolation. You are still required to self-isolate until the full 14 days have passed as the virus can still be developing. Monitor your health and call if symptoms appear. For more COVID-19 travel guidance, check out https://www.tbdhu.com/travel

Do you have your camera ready? We're expecting some C-17 training exercises this evening from our friends at CFB Trenton between 18:30 and 19:30. (Be advised sometimes they make last minute changes to their plans!)... Happy plane watching!