Weather delays cause traveler pile-up at Kelowna airport
Weather woes or not, Samaddar says Kelowna International Airport expects to see more than 150,000 passengers this holiday season. The busiest days are expected to be Dec. 19-27. He advises travelers to plan ahead and be prepared for possible wait times.“Check-in and do as much of a check-in as you can at home.
Have your travel documents with you, make sure you check your passport, make sure it hasn’t expired – because it will be too late once you get to the airport,” said Samaddar.As well as keeping passengers and staff safe, YLW staff are doing everything they can to keep up with demand. Samaddar recommends using the airport’s website to track flights along with travel tips to be fully prepared.
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