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Sept-Îles (YZV) airport
Answers to the Frequently Asked Questions about Sept-Îles Airport (YZV)
What are the terminals, contact information and location?
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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Airlines serving the airport include Air Canada Express, Air Inuit, Air Liaison, Central Mountain Air, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, connecting Sept-Îles to Montreal, Quebec City, Wabush, Schefferville, and North Shore communities.
The airport is situated 8.3 km (5.2 miles) east of downtown Sept-Îles along Route 138 (Boulevard Laure East), taking approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.
No scheduled municipal public buses serve the airport. Ground travel relies on local taxis (such as Taxi Carillon and Coop Taxi du Nord), rental cars, and limited ride-hailing services.
Yes, Enterprise Rent-A-Car / National Car Rental operate counters inside the terminal, and regional providers like Location Auto Sept-Îles arrange vehicle pickups.
Parking operated by Transport Canada costs 1.00 CAD for up to 8 hours and 3.00 CAD per 24-hour day in the outdoor lot directly in front of the terminal.
The terminal offers free Wi-Fi, an automated teller machine (ATM), a restaurant/café serving light meals and beverages, vending machines, and full accessibility for reduced-mobility passengers.
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What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
Airlines serving the airport include Air Canada Express, Air Inuit, Air Liaison, Central Mountain Air, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, connecting Sept-Îles to Montreal, Quebec City, Wabush, Schefferville, and North Shore communities.
The airport is situated 8.3 km (5.2 miles) east of downtown Sept-Îles along Route 138 (Boulevard Laure East), taking approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.
No scheduled municipal public buses serve the airport. Ground travel relies on local taxis (such as Taxi Carillon and Coop Taxi du Nord), rental cars, and limited ride-hailing services.
Yes, Enterprise Rent-A-Car / National Car Rental operate counters inside the terminal, and regional providers like Location Auto Sept-Îles arrange vehicle pickups.
Parking operated by Transport Canada costs 1.00 CAD for up to 8 hours and 3.00 CAD per 24-hour day in the outdoor lot directly in front of the terminal.
The terminal offers free Wi-Fi, an automated teller machine (ATM), a restaurant/café serving light meals and beverages, vending machines, and full accessibility for reduced-mobility passengers.
For instant replies,
chat with
Aero, our airport assistant: open chat
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
Airlines serving the airport include Air Canada Express, Air Inuit, Air Liaison, Central Mountain Air, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, connecting Sept-Îles to Montreal, Quebec City, Wabush, Schefferville, and North Shore communities.
The airport is situated 8.3 km (5.2 miles) east of downtown Sept-Îles along Route 138 (Boulevard Laure East), taking approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.
No scheduled municipal public buses serve the airport. Ground travel relies on local taxis (such as Taxi Carillon and Coop Taxi du Nord), rental cars, and limited ride-hailing services.
Yes, Enterprise Rent-A-Car / National Car Rental operate counters inside the terminal, and regional providers like Location Auto Sept-Îles arrange vehicle pickups.
Parking operated by Transport Canada costs 1.00 CAD for up to 8 hours and 3.00 CAD per 24-hour day in the outdoor lot directly in front of the terminal.
The terminal offers free Wi-Fi, an automated teller machine (ATM), a restaurant/café serving light meals and beverages, vending machines, and full accessibility for reduced-mobility passengers.
For instant replies,
chat with
Aero, our airport assistant: open chat
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
Airlines serving the airport include Air Canada Express, Air Inuit, Air Liaison, Central Mountain Air, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, connecting Sept-Îles to Montreal, Quebec City, Wabush, Schefferville, and North Shore communities.
The airport is situated 8.3 km (5.2 miles) east of downtown Sept-Îles along Route 138 (Boulevard Laure East), taking approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.
No scheduled municipal public buses serve the airport. Ground travel relies on local taxis (such as Taxi Carillon and Coop Taxi du Nord), rental cars, and limited ride-hailing services.
Yes, Enterprise Rent-A-Car / National Car Rental operate counters inside the terminal, and regional providers like Location Auto Sept-Îles arrange vehicle pickups.
Parking operated by Transport Canada costs 1.00 CAD for up to 8 hours and 3.00 CAD per 24-hour day in the outdoor lot directly in front of the terminal.
The terminal offers free Wi-Fi, an automated teller machine (ATM), a restaurant/café serving light meals and beverages, vending machines, and full accessibility for reduced-mobility passengers.
For instant replies,
chat with
Aero, our airport assistant: open chat
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
Airlines serving the airport include Air Canada Express, Air Inuit, Air Liaison, Central Mountain Air, PAL Airlines, and Pascan Aviation, connecting Sept-Îles to Montreal, Quebec City, Wabush, Schefferville, and North Shore communities.
The airport is situated 8.3 km (5.2 miles) east of downtown Sept-Îles along Route 138 (Boulevard Laure East), taking approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.
No scheduled municipal public buses serve the airport. Ground travel relies on local taxis (such as Taxi Carillon and Coop Taxi du Nord), rental cars, and limited ride-hailing services.
Yes, Enterprise Rent-A-Car / National Car Rental operate counters inside the terminal, and regional providers like Location Auto Sept-Îles arrange vehicle pickups.
Parking operated by Transport Canada costs 1.00 CAD for up to 8 hours and 3.00 CAD per 24-hour day in the outdoor lot directly in front of the terminal.
The terminal offers free Wi-Fi, an automated teller machine (ATM), a restaurant/café serving light meals and beverages, vending machines, and full accessibility for reduced-mobility passengers.
Aero, our airport assistant: open chat
Latest updates: September 24, 2026
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