Aéroports de Montréal - Trudeau : Hôtel Marriott - 8 étages (2009)

[yarabundi]

Il y a une gare déjà construite en-dessous du nouvel aérogare prête à accomoder une navette jusqu'au centre-ville. Ça me fait penser à un autre aéroport...

[kubark]

Looks Good ! Major improvement from the old YUL !!!

[MontréalYul]

J'arrive de Calgary ce soir a minuit donc le 19 aout. Je vais voir si je peux prendre les premieres photos de ce terminal ouvert!

[internationalx]

As someone who travels through US airports all the time and whose home airport is the decaying LAX, YUL is very pleasant and user-friendly. This new terminal is going to make it even more so. I think we finally have a world-class airport. (do you remember in 97 when int'l flights were first transfered back to YUL.... A lot of people were very skeptical and thought ADM was CRAZY. Now: talk about the Hotel boom around the airport (jobs, jobs, jobs) and the almost doubling of passengers, not to mention Montreal back on the connection map... Bravo!)

[Gbx]

YUL is very pleasant and user-friendly.

 

I agree with you, although it is difficult to compare YUL with major and mich bigger US airports

[Alexcaban]

I agree with you, although it is difficult to compare YUL with major and mich bigger US airports

 

Thats what i love about it. Its not major its perfect although I still think that Montreal is way under served and deserves many more airlines

[Malek]

Quand le fédéral va s'enlever les doigts dans le cul, Montréal pourra lier directement Beirut, et ce plusieurs fois par semaine. Mais pour des causes obscures d'anti-terrorisme, il ne peut y avoir des vols directs.

 

Spéculation, mais je suis sur que beirut n'est pas la seule destination bannie par le fédéral au départ de Montréal.

[kubark]

Perhaps Emirates flights to Dubai would be more successful than Beirut !

[Ornello Mastrocola]

Emirates would be great, as well as Virgin and it's little sister Virgin Atlantic.

[Malek]

Perhaps Emirates flights to Dubai would be more successful than Beirut !

 

I would be surprised that more people from Montreal travel to Dubai than Beirut considering the large Lebanese community.