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Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport

Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport

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2000 Wellington Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3H 1C2, Canada
(204) 987-9402 www.waa.ca
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Dec 4, 2018
Very nice airport! Open spaced and bright! Easy to get to and the people/staff are very friendly and courteous! Excellent experience travelling out of YWG! 👏👏👍👍

Jul 25, 2018
I liked the convenient, comfortable, private-enough spaces to sleep/rest. I felt nicely rested after falling asleep for about 4 hours. Then there was a superb variety of freshly brewed, natural juices to get you going again without the trick of sugar-added. And, though I didn't eat a meal I also liked that the variety of choices came so close to nature and our truly human needs. My travelling needs were thoughtfully catered to and I appreciate this a lot. Thank You!😊

Nov 21, 2018
I’ve been through the Winnipeg Airport on a number of occasions and I really like it. It’s not huge but quaint. It’s worth arriving a bit early, dropping off your checked luggage, and grabbing a meal at Stella’s (sit down or to-go) before going through security. The meal options on the other side of security are alright, but not amazing. Passed security, there are burger joints, a Freshii, a Starbuck’s, etc. As for shopping, there is a luggage store, chocolate store, a few convenience stores, etc. Staff members at the airport itself have generally been quite friendly and helpful.

Dec 16, 2018
Wifi is good, Staff is better. Security is indifferent at the best and rude to for the worst. You wouldn’t get coffee or anything to nibble on in past-Security area of departure floor in time when you crave most for the same, i.e. 11:00 PM to 03:00 AM: So keep your stocks Washroom, lights, devote and ambiance is good.

Nov 28, 2018
The treatment of a woman I witnessed today by whoever was working today was pathetic. I watched the security(a woman) treat a woman passenger like such trash for having two small shampoo bottles, regulation size for airlines. The security threw that womans stuff in the garbage. What a joke. Enjoy your miserable life security lady. Maybe your own security staff should abide by the very sign you have there about courtesy and respect.

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