Passenger Services
Hours of Operation
The Prince George Airport terminal is open 3:30am – 12:30am.
The Prince George Airport Authority is dedicated to excellent customer service.
At the Prince George Airport Authority (PGAA), we strive to serve the needs of travelers with friendly, professional service and a variety of resources. The Information Booth and the Volunteer Airport Ambassadors are examples of our commitment to customer service. Ambassadors are available to assist passengers, greeters, or others.
The Prince George Airport Authority is pleased to become an Approved SuperHost™ Training Provider. We provide SuperHost™ training to airport staff to ensure that a high level of customer service is maintained on a consistent basis
Food and Beverage Offerings
Farmhouse Catering Company Ltd.
250.963.0242
Locals by Farmhouse (Lounge and Restaurant Service)
Located pre-security in the restaurant area
Hours of Operation
Monday-Sunday – 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Bakery by Farmhouse : Temporarily closed
Located pre-security outside the restaurant area
Gourmet Express by Farmhouse
Located in the Boarding Lounge past Security Screening
Hours of Operation
Monday – Sunday – 4:45 am – 8:00 pm
Pets and Service Animals
Are you traveling with a pet or service animal today? Here are a few things you should know:
1. There is a pet and service animal relief area located to the right of the departures door prior to entering the airport. An interior animal relief area past security opened in January 2024. It is located in the Family Washroom in the Boarding Lounge (to the left when walking in from passenger screening).
2. All non-service animals must remain in a kennel.
3. Contact your airline for additional information regarding their policies and your upcoming trip.
4. If you have any questions about maneuvering security, please visit the CATSA website
Volunteer Ambassador Booth
The Prince George Airport Authority co-ordinates this volunteer welcoming program which has been established to provide on site tourism information on attractions and accommodations in Prince George and Northern British Columbia and also to provide personal assistance to visitors at the Prince George Airport. The friendly and helpful Volunteer Ambassadors can usually be found adjacent the Car Rental companies at the Ambassadors Booth in the Airport Terminal Building. Want to volunteer? Contact [email protected] for more information.
Lost and Found
Lost and Found items that are found inside or outside the Airport Terminal Building and in the parking areas of the Airport are turned in to the Commissionaires Security located in the Airport Terminal Building next to the airline counters.
Items may be claimed during the terminal’s operating hours. Information regarding items may be received by calling 250.963.2406 or by contacting the Airport Security in-person. Items will be held for 30 days.
If any items have been left on the plane, please contact the airlines directly.
Paging
Airline passengers can be paged by contacting the airlines directly. All other page requests can be administered through the security desk at 250.963.2406.
Public Internet Access
The Prince George Airport has free wireless internet in the terminal.
Security
Security arrangements are designed to ensure the comfort and safety of all persons working at and using the airport. The Prince George Airport Authority has commissioned Paladin Security to provide on site security.
Allied Universal is commissioned by the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) to provide screening for luggage and passengers at the Prince George Airport.
Terminal Accessibility
All our public facilities are fully accessible by wheelchairs. Our airline partners also offer wheelchair service within the terminal, and to and from their aircraft. Please inform the agents upon arrival if you will require this service.
Wheelchairs and mobility aids for curbside assistance were generously donated by MEDIchair NorthBC
If you require an escort to assist you to the boarding gate, please contact your airline for more information and to make the necessary arrangements, upon booking your flight.
Air Passenger Protection
If you’ve experienced a problem, you must first contact your airline to resolve it. If that does not work you can file a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency who processes complaints and settles disputes between travelers and airlines.