MONTREAL – According to a new poll by FlightNetwork.com ranking the nation’s worst airports, Montreal’s Pierre Elliot Trudeau rated second-worst in the country.
Of those surveyed, 12.8 per cent chose Montreal’s airport as the country’s worst.
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The survey measured opinions about airport improvements, pet peeves and overall service in Canada’s five highest-traffic airports.
The top five – from worst to best – were:
1. Toronto Pearson (71.3 %)
2. Montreal Pierre Elliot Trudeau (12.8%)
3. Vancouver International (8.3%)
4. Edmonton International (4.0%)
5. Calgary International (3.5%)
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