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Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport is located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and is the largest airport in Saskatchewan, with Regina International Airport being the second largest. Over 1 million passengers passed through the airport in 2007. It is served by regional airlines, major airlines and private aircraft. The airport is named after Canadian prime minister John G. Diefenbaker. | |||
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*'''Air Canada''': E-190 aircraft used on daily Saskatoon-Toronto-Pearson route | *'''Air Canada''': E-190 aircraft used on daily Saskatoon-Toronto-Pearson route | ||
*'''Air Canada Jazz''': CRJ 100/200 and CRJ 705 aircraft frequently operated on daily routes | *'''Air Canada Jazz''': CRJ 100/200 and CRJ 705 aircraft frequently operated on daily routes | ||
*'''Northwest Airlines''': DC-9 service to Minneapolis/St. Paul [seasonal] | *'''Northwest Airlines''': DC-9 service to Minneapolis/St. Paul [seasonal] | ||
*'''Northwest Airlink (Compass Airlines)''': E170 service to Minneapolis/St. Paul | *'''Northwest Airlink (Compass Airlines)''': E170 service to Minneapolis/St. Paul | ||