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1 Airlines Travelling to Thunder Bay
2 Parking
3 Inside Thunder Bay International Airport
4 External Links
The airport went under major renovations in the 1990's which gave it a second floor, added runway and large food court, gift shop and arcade. The Thunder Bay International Airport is the main Airport in Western Ontario. With over 100 daily flights, Thunder Bay International Airport was reconized by WestJet in 2003 as airport of the year.


1 Airlines Travelling to Thunder Bay

2 Parking

The parking lot contains 100 short-term spaces, 300 long-term spaces, curbside taxi service and courtesy cars.

3 Inside Thunder Bay International Airport

4 External Links

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