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Kingston Airport

Kingston Airport

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1114 Len Birchall Way, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 9A1, Canada
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Mar 8, 2018
Only one flight to only one place, Toronto. The facility is very very old. The airplane is also very old. Need a brave heart to take a flight. The pilot and the airtress are couple , and seriously you should have confidence on them. It might be interesting to know where and how the old airplane does the maintenance. Better to update such old airport.

May 17, 2018
Don't bother booking a flight before 6am. The tower operator doesn't even arrive until 6:15 so the chances of your early flight leaving on time are slim to none. Several hours wasted waiting. Why offer a flight f you reasonably can't make it? Very frustrating.

Jan 29, 2018
Pretty bare bones, even comapred to airports of similar size. Frequent flights to Pearson, but judt as frequent cancellations due to poor ticket sales.

Dec 21, 2017
Friendly local airport, the best option for anyone travelling from Toronto, beats driving up or having to take a bus.

May 11, 2017
Very poor service! Almost everyone complaints of a missing bag!! Mine is missing since last 5 days but no update on it yet!! The reception lady was rude! I hope I never have to travel in air canada again! Highly disappointed! These 2 stars are for the hostess attending us in the plane.. very kind and helping

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