Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport Airport Services
Accessibility
Planning and researching accessibility options before traveling will improve passengers’ experience. Commuters are encouraged to check with their airline what equipment is allowed to bring on a plane.
An airline can offer a manual wheelchair, assistance to and from the gate area, or supply a temporary escort pass to allow someone else to help passengers to the gate if necessary. Commuters are urged to identify their needs to the relevant airline at least forty-eight (48) hours before travel to provide time for their requests to be fulfilled.
Chapel
Available post-security on the Departures Level, the Chapel provides guests with a peaceful retreat from the flurry of airport activities for meditation, reflection, and prayer. The non-denominational Aviation Interfaith Ministry provides pastoral care at the airport upon request.
The Chapel is accessible for 24 hours a day, seven days of the week, with volunteer chaplaincy services on an as-available schedule.
Information Desk
The information counter is available at the arrivals level, door # 2, landside.
However, passengers should consider the working hours of the counter. The information desk is open from 08:00 am – 09:45 pm. Commuters can also seek assistance 24 hours a day from one of the many information phones conveniently located throughout the terminal building. Passengers should look for the phones with a black question-mark sign.
Luggage Storage and Lockers
A coat check is available for travelers who are going somewhere warm and don’t want to take their coats with them. Lockers are located ar Valet & Away, Arrivals, landside. The price is $2 per day or $13.25 per week and is accessible for 24 hours.
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Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) To guarantee compliance as well as the maintenance with airport security standards, Winnipeg International Airport works together with the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA). The primary objective of its joined efforts is to improve customer safety by establishing functional airport security devices and developing operational space. Active since 2002, Transport Security Authority represents a chief corporation that is responsible for implementing, running, and promoting productive and consistent screening services across numerous Canadian airports, including YWG. The agency is dedicated to maintaining its activities in full accordance with the installed protection and security standards. Full Body Scanner Full-body scanner equipment at the security is aimed to reveal objects, including weapons and explosives that could be covered under clothing. The technology is reliable and eff
The Brandon Airport Shuttle Brandon Airport Shuttle has been offering transportation services to the city of Brandon from YWG since 1997. The company operates throughout the year and includes a large fleet of well-maintained cars. The services include door-to-door pick-up/drop off, help with baggage, and child seats for the comfort and safety of younger passengers. Brandon Airport Shuttle can be reached at (204) 729-3332 or 1-888-884-553. The company also has a website at http://www.brandonairshuttle.com. Alternative shuttles are operated by various hotels in the area of the airport. Their services usually require an advanced reservation and are available for guests. Some of the hotels that offer transport services are the Canada Inn Fort Garry, the Clarion Hotel, the Best Western Charterhouse Hotel, Fairfield Inn & Suites, the Sandman Hotel, the Holiday Inn South, and the Victoria Inn. Commuters are welcome to stop by the information counte
Accessibility Planning and researching accessibility options before traveling will improve passengers’ experience. Commuters are encouraged to check with their airline what equipment is allowed to bring on a plane. An airline can offer a manual wheelchair, assistance to and from the gate area, or supply a temporary escort pass to allow someone else to help passengers to the gate if necessary. Commuters are urged to identify their needs to the relevant airline at least forty-eight (48) hours before travel to provide time for their requests to be fulfilled. Chapel Available post-security on the Departures Level, the Chapel provides guests with a peaceful retreat from the flurry of airport activities for meditation, reflection, and prayer. The non-denominational Aviation Interfaith Ministry provides pastoral care at the airport upon request. The Chapel is accessible for 24 hours a day, seven days of the week, with volunteer chaplaincy servi