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Old September 1st 05, 12:29 AM
Doodybutch
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Default Flying into CYUL (Montreal) questions

I am flying into CYUL (Montreal, QC Canada) on Sunday 9/4 from the USA.

I have a couple of questions:

1) How GA friendly are they with landing fees, etc.? I don't plan on buying
fuel.

2) Is customs available 24/7 or do I have to pay an extra fee since this is
a holiday weekend and a Sunday?

3) How far/how much is transportation into the center of Montreal (McGill
University) area? Is there a shuttle available?

I will fly IFR.

Thanks,

DB


 




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