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 iFIDS is pleased to accounce that Wabush Airport (YWK) has deployed iFIDS as its FIDS solution, with fully automated flight data. Selected as part of the airport terminal building renovation project, seven new iFIDS displays contribute to the functionality and efficiency of the airport, as well as improving travelers’ experience.

A key transportation link in Labrador and eastern Canada. Wabush Airport serves Wabush, Labrador City and surrounding communities with flights to Montréal, Québec, Sept-Îles, Schefferville, Goose Bay, and connecting destinations. Wabush Airport handles scheduled passenger flights from Air Canada, PAL Airlines, PASCAN Aviation and Air Inuit, in addition to many charter airlines.

Learn more at https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviation/operating-airports-aerodromes/list-tc-airports.html

Sioux Lookout Airport (YXL) has chosen iFIDS as its flight information display solution, including fully automated flight data as well as a series of dedicated advertising displays, in its ongoing pursuit to enhance the airport’s role in the community as an economic catalyst while achieving a high level of operational excellence.

The Sioux Lookout Airport is licensed as a public aerodrome and caters to the ever increasing demand of scheduled flights by Bearskin Airlines, Wasaya Airways, Perimeter Air and charter flights by Skycare Air Ambulance, Bamaji Air, Superior Airways, Northern Skies and Thunder Air. The airport also serves as a base for Ornge, Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service (NAPS), private aircraft owners and several charters both from the United States and within Canada. The Sioux Lookout Airport is easily accessible with connecting flights to carriers such as Air Canada, WestJet, United Airlines, and Northwest Airlines, to name a few.

Learn more about Sioux Lookout Airport at siouxlookoutairport.ca

Greater Sudbury Airport (YSB) has selected iFIDS as its flight information and wayfinding display system for the airport’s nine screens across arrivals, departures, and gates. In addition, data is being provided back the airport’s website, providing travelers with a complete insight into flight status and helping YSB pursue its ongoing mission of improving the experience of its travelers.

Greater Sudbury Airport (or Sudbury Airport) serves the city Greater Sudbury and surrounding region, welcoming regional, national, and international airlines. Learn more at flysudbury.ca

Prince George Airport has deployed four new gate screens to its display and wayfinding system, providing its customers with more timely information and improving their overall travel experience.

These four screens are an expansion of Price George Airport’s existing iFIDS implementation of arrival, departure, and advertising screens.

Prince George Airport (YXS) is an airport that serves Prince George, British Columbia, Canada, and the surrounding area. Accommodating nearly 450,000 travelers each year, YXS hosts the region’s and the nation’s leading airlines, and has welcomed aircraft as large as Boeing 747s and Antonov -124.

Greater Moncton International Airport selects Aileron for management of aircraft landing fees.

Prince Albert Airport (Glass Field) selects Aileron for management of aircraft landing fees.

Kelowna International Airport selects iFIDS to complete major FIDS hardware upgrade through terminal.

Hamilton International Airport installs sixteen new iFIDS check-in counter displays

Kelowna International Airport installs eighteen new iFIDS wayfinding displays in airside corridor.

Canadian North installs iFIDS flight information display system in Calgary base.