St. John's International Airport

It's cute. Surprisingly large for the traffic they have. The security is a bit of a joke, as they shuffle around and make it feel too serious. But all good, got thru quick enough.The terminal is quite large but shopping/dining is very limited and closes super early. A bit sad there is very little souvenir options. Was hoping for more Newfoundland stuff, but there are basically just few magnets and some hoodies.

I had a pretty decent experience. The airport isn't huge but has got all the infrastructure and facilities an international airport should possess. You can straight walk in to the car rentals after you get down at the arrivals. I liked that as we didn't had to walk much. All the major car rentals are available in the kiosk. The baggage collection was fast. Would definitely recommend.

I travel frequently and do not mind being security screened. What I have a problem with is being wanded, patted down, and put through the full body scanner. Choose one, especially if you are going to use the full body scanner, there is no need for other procedures. Beyond this, the check in machines are old and have scanners that have difficulty working with modern electronic boarding passes at check in. Time to update.

The airport has improved a lot in the last years. It went through a renovation process which improved both capacity (10+ gates) and quality.The food and drink options may be limited outside the busy hours, but some options are still available during the busy times.The airport is easily accessible by public transit from the city by line 14 for 2.5$ per ride. Just pay attention to the timetable as it's very limited during the weekends and holidays (up till 4pm).The landside has several chairs for sleeping (not to confortable due to the armrest), but the air side has a wide range of un-divided chairs for an uninterrupted sleep. The issue is that the air side is not accessible during the night due to the limited number of flights during that time.Additionally, the airport has some pet designated area in the air side; 2 children play areas are available (one in air side and other in land side).

Lovely airport and a lovely city. I just wish it had a better place to park and see the runways. Halifax and Gander both have designated viewing areas to park at. YYTreally needs one too.

Relatively small airport, clean, easy navigation within it, friendly staff, wasn't too crowded mid early and mid October.

Flew out on Canada day .Arrived around 8 o clock at night so we could grab a bite to eat at the airport before we flew out at 10:30. Well nothing was open except the snack place . Restaurants were closed and even timmies. For claiming to be an international airport I can not believe nothing is open or tell the airlines to email the passengers ahead of time to let them know .

First time arriving and departing from this small airport. It’s is surprising large and modern given how few flights there are daily.Had a rental car which is a short walk outside thru some covered walkways to the parking lot. The rental parking is not covered so if it’s raining or snowing take that into account.My departure was mid afternoon on a Monday and there were only 5 departures listed in the afternoon.Land side has plenty of seating, a general merchandise store and a Tim Hortons. It’s open, lots of natural lighting and quiet.Security was a breeze although as often the case with small airports they REALLY check everything.Air side is quite large with 10 gates and plenty of seating, tables for work on laptops and lots of power outlets and USB. Wifi is free and fairly speedy at 25Mbps up and down.There was one restaurant, a Tim Hortons, several stores and a Maple Leaf lounge for air Canada aeroplan members.Overall an impressive terminal for such a small airport at only 1.5 million passengers per year