Yellowknife Airport launches new website

Yellowknife Airport has launched its new and improved website, hoping to provide a modern, streamlined, and user-friendly experience for travellers, partners, and communities.

The new website boasts improved navigation, updated content, and enhanced features to allow travellers to access important information and news from one convenient location, with seamless access between desktop and mobile devices.

“[The Website] provides a single, reliable source of information about the Airport, its services and future plans, making it easier for travellers, industry, business, and the public to stay informed,” said Minister Vince McKay.

The website will also help residents to keep up to date on the Yellowknife Airport Gateway Strategy, a project focused on emphasising and strengthening the critical roll the Yellowknife Airport plays in keeping the North connected.

Visitors are encouraged to provide feedback on the new site to allow it to serve travellers even better in the future.

The new website can be found here.

Alice Daniels
Alice Daniels
Hailing from Southern Ontario, Alice Daniels is a graduate of Mohawk College, specializing in Radio and Broadcasting

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