Fredericton International Airport

Fredericton International Airport, opened in the mid-1960s, is a compact regional gateway serving New Brunswick’s capital with a single passenger terminal and essential facilities for business and leisure travelers. Though modest in size, it’s an important connection point for the Fredericton area, offering frequent flights to major hubs and seasonal leisure routes. The airport is easily accessible by a short drive from downtown Fredericton (around 15–20 minutes), with taxis, car rental, and shuttle options plus good highway links to neighbouring cities; public transit links are limited. Fares tend to be competitive for Atlantic Canada, with scheduled service from carriers such as Air Canada Express and regional operators, while larger leisure airlines add seasonal capacity. It is not a major hub but provides convenient, cost-conscious travel for provincial travelers.