Aéroport international Jean-Lesage de Québec (YQB)

Aéroport international Jean-Lesage de Québec, known as YQB, is the airport that serves Québec City in Canada. The operator is Aéroport de Québec inc. The airport describes itself as the smallest of the great airports. It has been growing since 1941.

The airport says more than 35 destinations can be reached by direct flight. The home page highlights holiday places such as a tropical island with French flair, a lively city with rich art and history, an archipelago and a place of culture and nature. The site has pages for departures, arrivals, destinations and flight search.

Parking is a major part of the site. The airport sells prepaid parking and says spots are limited. It also explains how to pick up or drop off a passenger. The site argues that leaving from Québec City is often more convenient for people who live in the region.

On site services include a currency exchange office and ATMs. A service counter for travellers sits across from the airline check-in counters. A restaurant is open to everyone, so people can eat before or after a trip. Shops sell items such as sunglasses. A new lounge is meant for eligible travellers.

The website has a section for business and a section about the airport. The about section covers the mission, the management and board of directors, and a media kit with contact details. Careers pages describe a work culture that mixes innovation and passion.

The airport has a strategic plan for 2025 to 2030. The plan came from a group discussion and is meant to keep the airport in step with its region, stakeholders and business partners.

The YQB website also offers accessibility tools, a dark mode, a newsletter sign up and a list of frequently asked questions. Travellers can use it to plan a trip from Québec City and check services before they arrive.