Montreal-Mirabel International Airport is a Canadian airport with no passengers since 2004.
Montreal-Mirabel International Airport is a Canadian airport with no passengers since 2004.
At the end of the 1960s, the Canadian federal government decided to build a new airport to relieve the Dorval airport. It was chosen to become the future international airport.
The official inauguration took place on October 4, 1975.
Unfortunately, following the first oil crisis, the airport suffered the consequences, forcing it to separate from several domestic and international flights, making the airport unattractive to travelers. In 2004, the last passenger flight took place on October 31 on board the TS-710 flight to Paris. The terminal will be destroyed in 2014.
Today the airport hosts flight schools, as well as regional airlines for aircraft maintenance.
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