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Air France flights leaving Saskatoon (YXE) fly to many international cities. Select your flight from the list of destinations shown below. Get the lowest prices for flights leaving Saskatoon (YXE) bound for destinations all over the world.
Saskatoon airport: travel all year round to international destinations
Dozens of flights are available all week from Regina. As the 13th most-visited airport hub in Canada, John G. Diefenbaker international airport (YXE) hosts flights to lots of destinations with connections throughout the world. Thanks to Air France, you can enjoy a number of regular flights with connections, landing in various French cities. Taking off from Saskatoon, our flights will take you to Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes and Bordeaux. Saskatoon’s John G. Diefenbaker airport also offers flights to cities all over Canada. All Air France’s flights operated from Saskatoon are listed online.
Did you know?
John G. Diefenbaker international airport (YXE) welcomes about 1.4 passengers every year. Having obtained the status of ‘international airport’ in 2006, it offers travellers various weekly flights directly from Saskatoon.
Had you heard that Saskatoon was the first town ever to host the Olympic games twice? It played host to the Winter Games in 1971 and the Summer Games in 1989.
Located 3 miles outside the centre of Saskatoon, John G. Diefenbaker airport (YXE) can be easily driven to by car or taxi. The Saskatoon Transit 12 Airport Exhibition bus line is also an option for getting to the airport from the city centre.
Once there, the airport only has one terminal, from which all domestic and international flights depart. There are lots of services available there: shops, restaurants, exchange bureaus and bank services, free Wi-Fi and an information kiosk.