Iqaluit International Airport (CYFB)

I love the coffee there and staffs were kind. And the old airport is still there but not operational

Clean , nice all good but no paid or free wifi. Mo one is helping. I asked Amanda and many others very weirdly rejected.

The terminal was only recently completely done from scratch and is a pleasant experience. Quick processing and lots of outlets everywhere. They most def lost points for not offering passengers wifi in the airport. That’s cheap.

The airport of Iqaluit was recently renovated. In my perspective the airport seemed very modern. And mid sized. There were not enough taxies in the area, so I guess I just decided to rent a car. The airport was kinda empty.

Travel through here for work...new airport...much better than the old one... gift shop...but only one place to get a coffee or to order something to eat...just like the old airport.

Iqaluit International Airport (CYFB) is the most important airport in Nunavut, Canada. Large reproductions of artworks by famous Inuit artists are on display in the terminal. Here a Lockheed C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft prepares to take off.

Fantastic airport and staff! We were stuck at this for 19 hours and staff treated us very well. Thank you everyone. AI 127 flight was landed there in October 15th with 192 passengers. Thank you so very much!!

We were on an Air France flight on May 7 from Paris to Seattle that declared an emergency, and we had to land at this small airport. They definitely aren't used to this many people inundating them at once! I can't say enough nice things about the staff. They were friendly, accommodating, and even organized food and beverages to be brought in from town. I'm sure Air France picked up the tab, but we will always remember the kindness exhibited by the staff. With that said, I hope to never need to land there again!