Transfer to/from - Calgary international airport (YYC)

Transportation

Bus - Line 300 BRT from Calgary Transit (Tel +1 403 262 1000) is an express service to the city centre. It operates every 20-30 minutes from 5:30 am to 11:50 pm. Route 100 has connections to McKnight-Westwinds Light Rail Transit Station and North Pointe Terminal. Line 32 departs from Global Logistics Park, west of the enclosure, to Huntington and Sunridge. Route 57 travels between 78 Avenue NE, next to the airport, and McCall Way.
Allied Airport Shuttle (Tel +1 403 299 9555) offers regular transfers between the airport and several points in the city. It departs every 30 min. from bays 19 and 29. Tickets can be acquired at the desks located near Gates 5 and 12 of the Arrivals level, from 8:00 am to 0:00 am.
Red Arrow Motorcoach (Tel +1 403 531 0350 / 800 232 1958) provides transportation to and from Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Camrose, Grande Prairie, Fort McMurray, Cold Lake and other communities inside Alberta. Their counter is found opposite the International Arrivals Hall and mini-buses leave from bay 11.
There are also several bus operators that offer travels to Banff, Jasper and other locations.

Car rental search

Ridesharing - Vehicles from Cowboy Taxi, TappCar and Uber pick passengers up on the Departures level, next to gates 1 and 12.

Taxi - Stands are located on the Arrivals level, outside gates 1, 6, 16 and 17, and there are vehicles from Associated Cab (Tel +1 403 299 1111) available around the clock. Journey time to the city centre is 15-30 minutes.

More information

Although there are issues that seem more than obvious, it is always advisable to take them into account when moving to or from the airport, and especially if we go by public transport.  1- To the airport - It is convenient to leave with a little more anticipation than what is commonly suggested. If you choose a taxi or a private car service, always take into account peak traffic times, demonstrations, strikes or events that may delay the journey to the airport from where you are. It is always good to be informed about what is happening. If you contract a shared transfer service, have a contact telephone number handy in case of any delay by the company. In these cases they usually already have a scheduled collection time. If you use public transport (collective, train) take into account the schedules (weekends and holidays tend to have less frequency), if you have to change and also how to board (if you need a card or paying the driver or motorist at the moment ). These are details that seem obvious, but it is advisable to know so as not to have surprises and suffer a delay that could cause complications. If you rent a car to get to the airport, check where to leave the vehicle. At some airports, there is an exclusive parking lot for rental cars.  2 -From the airport- Here it is a little less stressful since you don't have the pressure of missing your flight. In the worst case, you will arrive later at the place where you are going to stay or at the meeting point where you are trying to arrive. Once you leave the plane, look for your suitcase and finish with the arrival procedures that are required. Then, follow the directions for public transportation or ask the airport staff. It is very useful to find out in advance the schedules of the buses or trains in case you arrive late at night. Not all work 24 hours. The same goes for taxis. In case of using an Uber-type service, have the mobile application handy to contact the driver. On the other hand, if you booked a private transport service, it is likely that they will have a person waiting for you, identified with a sign. If you rent a car to go from the airport to your final destination, for greater peace of mind it is advisable to book it in advance. Rental counters are usually available in the arrivals hall.