QUEBEC CITY AIRPORT review : 3 August 2009 : by W Foran
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
The new Terminal looks great, but has a few things that need smoothing out. Though I was
booked on a domestic flight, and the airport was not very busy (it seldom is) the security
process was considerably longer and more annoyinglthan those I have encountered anywhere in
international travel. Also my main bag, which has traveled all over the world was considered
"over sized" at YQB. I asked why, and they admitted it was because of their new "system", and
would not likely be designated so, anywhere else. The public restaurant was terrible, which is
not typical of Quebec. Otherwise, YQB is wonderfully Quebecois, friendly and charming. The
Business Class lounge is possibly the very best small airport lounge ever, and well stocked
with things like warm cheeses, fruit, and fresh baguettes.
QUEBEC CITY AIRPORT review : 10 June 2009 : by Barry Byrne
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
Pleasant small airport. Relatively long and narrow, rather like a smaller version of Ottawa,
if you have seen that. It does not have pre-clearance for USA flights at present, which is a
disadvantage but does post when and where check in will commence, for those not using the self
check machines, a real benefit which many airports ignore. (Is it two hours or an hour before,
line up and wait.) Before check in facilities are limited, with a small Tim Horton's cafe. I
found the security settings on the scanners to be set abnormally high, with very many
passengers beeping for no reason and most having to be body searched. Inside there is a larger
cafe, a shop and a duty free shop, and a small lounge for AC passengers. Plenty of seats too.
Canadian Immigration seem to be taking their tone from their USA cofreres, at best humourless,
or offhand, and at worse rude, which contrasts markedly with the other airport staff, and
indeed the Canadian community in general. Here they do not have the excuse that they have
continuous long queues, unlike at most USA ports of entry, to explain the attitude, as the
small volume of flights arriving do not strain the facilities.
QUEBEC CITY AIRPORT review : 2 February 2009 : by P Spitzer
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Customer Rating : 5/5 |  |
With the new terminal in operation it is an easy to use airport. It is small enough that
there are no long walks to anywhere and fast to get through all the requirements onto the
plane and the facilities are modern and clean. The personal is efficient and pleasant -
probably over-capacity for the time and it is noticeable. I am sitting in the Air Canada
lounge which is well equipped and very pleasant watching how the fuel-truck and luggage
trailers are already lined up while the plane is just pulling in. This airport makes it easy
to get in and out of Quebec City.
Quebec City Airport by Rick Riccioli
17 June 2008 Customer Rating : n/a
New terminal is now operational. It's simple and small but looks great. The locals tell me that the
luggage carousel is a great improvement over the past. It's a fitting move for the 400th birthday of
the city.
Quebec City Airport by S Paimeent
15 January 2008 Customer Rating : n/a
Currently under renovations. If you fly domestic, and thought about having a snack prior to board
the plane, think again. The restaurant is cafeteria style and on the general public side. Once on
the secure area (do not forget, liquid more than 100ml are prohibited), your choice is limited to a
junk food distributor and pops (Pepsi) at $2.50 a 591 ml bottle. I did not see the International
side but sources say it is OK.
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