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Winnipeg’s James Richardson International Airport is trying out self-driving technology to keep its runways clear of snow this season.
Winnipeg Airports Authority has partnered with two Manitoba-based companies to pilot an autonomous snowplow this winter.
Summer travel set a new passenger record at Winnipeg’s James Richardson International Airport.
Winnipeg Airports Authority says 895,381 passengers made their way through the air terminal in July and August — up from 863,942 in 2017.
Swoop airlines is launching a new Winnipeg to Edmonton route four times weekly beginning this fall.
WestJet‘s discount carrier says service will run from October 11 to April 27, 2019.
Flair Airlines has added non-stop flights to six U.S. destinations this winter.
The low fare airline announced Monday service from Winnipeg, Edmonton and Ontario, with the majority of flights beginning December 15.
WINNIPEG — Passenger levels and revenue soared during the second quarter at James Richardson International Airport.
Numbers released by the Winnipeg Airports Authority on Tuesday show a 2.1 percent increase to passenger travel during April, May and June of this year compared to the same period in 2017. That accounts for 1,073,512 passengers who made their way through the airport terminal.
The Winnipeg Airports Authority has shovels in the ground on a 96,000-square-foot Ground Services Equipment Building.
The $27 million building will enable ground handling, commissary and cargo companies to operate closer to the James Richardson International Airport terminal.
By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Airport was evacuated because of a “possible security incident” on Sunday morning before returning to normal operations nearly an hour later.
Officials did not release much information about the incident, saying only that people at the airport should follow directions on site and those on their way to the facility should check with their airlines for the latest flight information.
By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG – A frightened rescue dog that escaped from a plane and scampered onto a runway at Winnipeg’s airport was shot dead by wildlife control officers after officials feared the pooch might cause an accident.
Winnipeg-based Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue says the two-year-old golden-Labrador mix, named Greta, fled from a Perimeter Aviation plane Monday after a flight from Shamattawa First Nation.
