A key regional gateway, Fredericton International Airport connects New Brunswick to major Canadian hubs and international destinations.
Fredericton International Airport (YFC) is located 13 km southeast of downtown Fredericton in Lincoln, New Brunswick. It serves as the primary airport for the capital region, offering connections to Canada's largest cities and seasonal international destinations. The airport features a modern terminal and supports the region's economic and tourism sectors.
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Passenger traffic increased by 13% in 2024, following a 25% rise in 2023, reflecting strong post-pandemic recovery and new route additions.
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Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, concessions, and airport authority personnel.
A $30 million terminal expansion increased capacity by 50%, and a primary runway resurfacing project is planned for 2025 to further enhance operational capability.
Recent upgrades include airfield electrical system modernization, EV charging stations for ground equipment, and the adoption of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program.
Terminal expansion improved energy efficiency, and the airport is investing in EV infrastructure and green operational practices.
Continue collaboration with federal agencies to secure infrastructure funding and align with national accessibility and sustainability standards.
Prioritize runway resurfacing and further modernization to support growing passenger and cargo volumes.
Accelerate adoption of energy-efficient technologies and sustainable operations to meet environmental targets.
