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Edmonton International Airport
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Email: info@flyeia.com
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🚨 Emergency Training Exercise Taking Place Today
Today, Tuesday, September 8, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., we will be hosting a full-scale emergency training exercise at the airport.
Passengers and visitors may observe simulated emergency activity, including emergency vehicles, lights and sounds that may be alarming, both inside the terminal and outside. Rest assured, this is part of the training exercise.
Safety and security are always our top priorities. These exercises are essential to ensure our teams are prepared to respond effectively in the event of an actual emergency.
The timing of today’s exercise is integral to our participation in Canadian Airports Safety Week. #CASW2026
Today, Tuesday, September 8, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., we will be hosting a full-scale emergency training exercise at the airport.
Passengers and visitors may observe simulated emergency activity, including emergency vehicles, lights and sounds that may be alarming, both inside the terminal and outside. Rest assured, this is part of the training exercise.
Safety and security are always our top priorities. These exercises are essential to ensure our teams are prepared to respond effectively in the event of an actual emergency.
The timing of today’s exercise is integral to our participation in Canadian Airports Safety Week. #CASW2026
On Tuesday, September 8, between 9 am and 3 pm, we will be hosting a full-scale emergency training exercise at the airport. Passengers and visitors at the airport may observe simulated emergency activity, including emergency vehicles, lights and sounds that may be alarming, both within the terminal and outside. Rest assured, it is part of the training exercise.
Safety and security are always our top priorities, and these training exercises are essential to ensure that all teams are well-prepared in the event of an actual crisis. The timing of this exercise is integral to our participation in Canadian Airports Safety Week. #CASW2026
Safety and security are always our top priorities, and these training exercises are essential to ensure that all teams are well-prepared in the event of an actual crisis. The timing of this exercise is integral to our participation in Canadian Airports Safety Week. #CASW2026
Traffic conditions are affecting access to Edmonton International Airport.
Travellers are encouraged to allow extra travel time and check the status of
their flight with their airline before leaving for the airport.
YEG Advisory: Due to ongoing weather conditions, we are encouraging travellers to give themselves extra time at the airport today. Check your flight status with your airline before heading to the airport and arrive early. #yeg
