Vancouver travellers, meet 'Journeys.'
Navigating the airport check-in process may pose several challenges, particularly if there are any last-minute changes to a flight itinerary. And with travel rules constantly evolving, it can be difficult to keep up-to-date with what you need to do before and after a flight.
The online resource offers travellers guidance prior to their arrival at the airport until the time they get on the plane. The flight information appears on the right-hand side in the column called “Journeys." Select “View your Journey" to get your step-by-step guide through the airport based on your specific flight information.
Details at the top also include the terminal and gate number, but the itinerary also spells out what travellers should do before they arrive at the airport, including the online check-in which may be completed up to 24 hours prior to departure. Travellers may also reserve space in the security checkpoint ahead of their flight using the YVR Express tool up to 72 hours prior to departure.
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