FAQs
Montreal (YHU) airport

Porter Airlines is the primary commercial carrier, offering flights to over a dozen Canadian destinations including Toronto (Billy Bishop and Pearson), Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Winnipeg, Québec City, and St. John's. Regional airlines Pascan Aviation and Air Liaison also operate scheduled services to communities across eastern and northern Quebec.

You can take the dedicated METbus express shuttle (operated by RTL), which departs every 35 minutes directly from the terminal to Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke metro station on Montreal Metro's Yellow Line. Alternatively, the Longueuil–Saint-Hubert commuter train station (exo Line 13 Mont-Saint-Hilaire) connects to Gare Centrale in downtown Montreal in about 20 minutes.

Yes, on-site car rental counters for Enterprise, National, and Alamo are located directly inside the arrivals concourse of the passenger terminal.

The airport provides three parking lots: Express P1 (short-term) costs CAD 10 for the first hour and CAD 54 per day; Comfort P2 (mid-term) costs CAD 35 per 24 hours; and Economic P3 (long-term) costs CAD 4 per hour up to a daily maximum of CAD 24.

There are no traditional private airline lounges or Priority Pass / DragonPass lounges in the commercial terminal. Instead, the entire 900-seat boarding area is designed as an open lounge-style space with armchairs, work booths, and charging ports at nearly every seat, accessible to all ticketed passengers.

Because the terminal offers streamlined check-in and security processes, arriving 60 to 90 minutes prior to departure is sufficient if checking luggage, or 45 to 60 minutes prior if traveling with carry-on bags only and holding a digital boarding pass.