YZF reports 18% increase in passenger traffic
Yellowknife Airport (YZF) is proud to announce a significant milestone with an 18% increase in passenger traffic recorded for 2024 compared to the previous year. This growth reaffirms its status as the primary hub for the Northwest Territories and the North.
In 2024, YZF welcomed 604,000 passengers. This growth was driven by increased regional travel, expanded airline routes, more flight frequencies, and heightened interest in tourism and business opportunities in the area.
YZF fee increase starting July 1, 2025
Parking and airport fees at the Yellowknife Airport (YZF) will increase on July 1, 2025 following the amendment of the Public Airports Fees and Public Airports Traffic Regulations.
The details of the current and new fees are available on this backgrounder.
The proposed changes aim to better align YZF’s fees with comparable airports across Canada, ensuring the airport remains financially sustainable while providing high-quality services. The previous airport fee increase was in 2017.
New seating improvements at YZF
This upgrade is designed to enhance the travel experience, providing a more comfortable and welcoming space where visitors can relax, enjoy a meal, or simply unwind before their journey. Whether grabbing a quick coffee or a bite to eat, the new seating area offers the perfect spot to sit back and recharge.