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Official account for Toronto Pearson. For assistance, email [email protected] or call 416-247-7678. Fr: @AeroportPearson Corp: @PearsonComms
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    Toronto Pearson
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    20h
    Clear skies in the GTA to kick off the work week. Airport Duty Manager Wayne Finkle was live on CP24 with an overview of today's operations and what travellers need to know if they're flying today.
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    Toronto Pearson
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    20h
    Clear skies and sunshine welcome the first of today's more than 160,000 travellers as they make their way through the terminals. We're planning for 542 arrivals from 130 airports in 50 countries and 541 departures to 129 airports in 48 countries. This week, we're expecting
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 17
    Checkout our YYZ Live Summer Series happening now in Terminal 1 and 3 domestic departures. 🎶
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 17
    It's a hazy end to the workweek as wildfire smoke continues to linger in the area. Airport Duty Manager Karen Dance was live on CP24 to talk about what travellers need to know if they're flying today.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 17
    Our morning start-up operations are off to a smooth start as wildfire smoke continues to linger over the airfield. We're continuing to monitor conditions as we prepare to welcome 155,995 travellers on 549 departures and 543 arrivals. Those departures are heading to 134 airports
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 16
    There's a wildfire smoke haze over the airfield. Airport Duty Manager Karen Dance was live on CP24 to discuss how operations are expected to continue normally as wildfire smoke lingers in the area.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 16
    It's a hazy sunrise over the airfield as wildfire smoke continues to blanket the area. Operations are running smoothly this morning as we continue to monitor the wildfire smoke. We're expecting a total of 149,502 travellers today on 531 arrivals coming in from 132 airports in 48
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 15
    It's another sizzling day in Toronto as wildfire smoke mixes with the heat. Airport Duty Manager Karen Dance was live on CP24 to give an overview of the operations and how the airport is ensuring those working outdoors are staying safe in this weather.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 15
    Another scorching day is expected, with temperatures forecast to reach the high-30s and humidex values pushing into the mid-40s, along with wildfire smoke. We're already seeing hazy skies, with airfield temperatures above 30°C with humidity this morning. Safety is always top of
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 14
    A huge round of applause for all the workers on the apron and airfield this afternoon! We’re grateful to our airline ground handlers, apron workers, and all crews whose dedication keeps people and planes moving and operations running smoothly across more than 1,000 scheduled
    A huge round of applause for all the workers on the apron and airfield this afternoon! We’re grateful to our airline ground handlers, apron workers, and all crews whose dedication keeps people and planes moving and operations running smoothly across more than 1,000 scheduled flights today.
 
According to Environment Canada, current temperatures have reached 36 °C with a humidex value of 45 °C. Sensors across the airfield peaked with a surface temperature measuring 60 °C as of 2:30 p.m. today.
 
For passengers travelling through the terminal, beat the heat and stay hydrated by bringing an empty water bottle or other beverage container in your carry-on baggage. Once you’re past security, there are water refill stations throughout the terminal, free for all passengers.
    A huge round of applause for all the workers on the apron and airfield this afternoon! We’re grateful to our airline ground handlers, apron workers, and all crews whose dedication keeps people and planes moving and operations running smoothly across more than 1,000 scheduled flights today.
 
According to Environment Canada, current temperatures have reached 36 °C with a humidex value of 45 °C. Sensors across the airfield peaked with a surface temperature measuring 60 °C as of 2:30 p.m. today.
 
For passengers travelling through the terminal, beat the heat and stay hydrated by bringing an empty water bottle or other beverage container in your carry-on baggage. Once you’re past security, there are water refill stations throughout the terminal, free for all passengers.
    A huge round of applause for all the workers on the apron and airfield this afternoon! We’re grateful to our airline ground handlers, apron workers, and all crews whose dedication keeps people and planes moving and operations running smoothly across more than 1,000 scheduled flights today.
 
According to Environment Canada, current temperatures have reached 36 °C with a humidex value of 45 °C. Sensors across the airfield peaked with a surface temperature measuring 60 °C as of 2:30 p.m. today.
 
For passengers travelling through the terminal, beat the heat and stay hydrated by bringing an empty water bottle or other beverage container in your carry-on baggage. Once you’re past security, there are water refill stations throughout the terminal, free for all passengers.
    A huge round of applause for all the workers on the apron and airfield this afternoon! We’re grateful to our airline ground handlers, apron workers, and all crews whose dedication keeps people and planes moving and operations running smoothly across more than 1,000 scheduled flights today.
 
According to Environment Canada, current temperatures have reached 36 °C with a humidex value of 45 °C. Sensors across the airfield peaked with a surface temperature measuring 60 °C as of 2:30 p.m. today.
 
For passengers travelling through the terminal, beat the heat and stay hydrated by bringing an empty water bottle or other beverage container in your carry-on baggage. Once you’re past security, there are water refill stations throughout the terminal, free for all passengers.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 14
    From deep freeze to heat wave: a 70+ degree temperature swing. From a record-breaking winter and -32 C wind chills to temperatures approaching 45 C with the humidex, Toronto Pearson’s teams have worked through a year of weather extremes. From clearing snow in winter to working
    From deep freeze to heat wave: a 70+ degree temperature swing.

From a record-breaking winter and -32 C wind chills to temperatures approaching 45 C with the humidex, Toronto Pearson’s teams have worked through a year of weather extremes.

From clearing snow in winter to working on the airfield in extreme summer heat, teams across the airport show up in every season to keep travellers moving safely.
Today, we’re recognizing the people working outdoors through some of the toughest conditions to keep Canada’s busiest airport running.
    From deep freeze to heat wave: a 70+ degree temperature swing.

From a record-breaking winter and -32 C wind chills to temperatures approaching 45 C with the humidex, Toronto Pearson’s teams have worked through a year of weather extremes.

From clearing snow in winter to working on the airfield in extreme summer heat, teams across the airport show up in every season to keep travellers moving safely.
Today, we’re recognizing the people working outdoors through some of the toughest conditions to keep Canada’s busiest airport running.
    From deep freeze to heat wave: a 70+ degree temperature swing.

From a record-breaking winter and -32 C wind chills to temperatures approaching 45 C with the humidex, Toronto Pearson’s teams have worked through a year of weather extremes.

From clearing snow in winter to working on the airfield in extreme summer heat, teams across the airport show up in every season to keep travellers moving safely.
Today, we’re recognizing the people working outdoors through some of the toughest conditions to keep Canada’s busiest airport running.
    From deep freeze to heat wave: a 70+ degree temperature swing.

From a record-breaking winter and -32 C wind chills to temperatures approaching 45 C with the humidex, Toronto Pearson’s teams have worked through a year of weather extremes.

From clearing snow in winter to working on the airfield in extreme summer heat, teams across the airport show up in every season to keep travellers moving safely.
Today, we’re recognizing the people working outdoors through some of the toughest conditions to keep Canada’s busiest airport running.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 14
    The forecast is showing we could see record-breaking temperatures today. Airport Duty Manager Michael Tomas was live on CP24 to talk about the work that goes into keeping travellers moving during blazing temperatures.
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 14
    Operations are off to a smooth start as we prepare for a scorching day, with humidex values expected to reach the high 40s. It's already feeling like 30°C on the airfield this morning. Today, we're expecting to welcome 137,409 travellers on 1,023 scheduled flights, including 517
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    Toronto Pearson
    @TorontoPearson
    Jul 13
    Operations are off to a smooth start as a new week gets underway. Airport Duty Manager Michael Tomas was live on CP24 with an overview of what operations look like today and what travellers need to know if they're flying.
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