Montreal Dorval Airport, or properly termed Montreal Trudeau International Airport, is one of my favourite airport terminals. It replaced Mirabel as Montreal's main airport and is located only about 15 minutes from downtown Montreal, and so offers quick and easy access to the city. It is pretty easy to navigate as airports go, and I find it very spacious and airy. I have flown in and out of here many times and it is always a pleasure to fly to and from due to its great layout and space. The international and domestic arrivals area is located on the ground floor of the terminal with the departures section on the first floor (or second floor if you are from North ...  Read the complete review

The Airports name changed to pierre trudeau airport from Dorval, this airport is undergoing construction presently and it is realy becoming amazing. Recently i saw the new changes of the arrival section it is realy amazing how nice they have made it, it is so modern and it is much quicker than before. the passport control now is huge and there are so many places that you dont need to wait in line. Entering the Airport you will be right infront of the domestic check ins usualy the internationals are in the back. The Airport has electronic machines which makes the check in much faster and i know many of the Airports have it but if you travel to older ...  Read the complete review

I think I've mentioned in some of my other opinions that I recently had my first taste of International travel back in february - a two and a half week holiday in Montreal, Canada. Obviously, with this in mind, I'm still fairly new to the Airport experience but I was pleasantly surprised by Canada's Dorval International Airport in Montreal. It is very large and sprawling - there's a lot of walking to be done to find the necessary checkout, departure gate, refreshment areas, etc. In it's favour it's all very well signposted and very clean and new looking. I found it felt quite welcoming, I didn't get that "just passing ...  Read the complete review