Getting from Thunder Bay International Airport to the city

Route 14

• Thunder Bay Transit's route 14 is the airport service, about 840 scheduled calls, running 06:26 to 23:33.
• Its headsign reads ARTHUR to Airport, naming the corridor it follows.
• The stop is Thunder Bay Airport, about 780 metres from the runway reference point.

The other routes

• Route 18, Westfort to City Hall, 06:24 to 00:06, about 470 calls. Westfort is the south-western neighbourhood.
• Route 4, Neebing, 07:13 to 17:51, a small number of trips.
• Stops on Arthur Street at Brunetti, the 1300s block and 15th Side Road fill the corridor.

The aviation cluster

• North Star Air and the College Aviation Centre appear as stops within about 850 metres of the terminal.
• Thunder Bay is a base for northern Ontario air services, flying passengers and freight to remote communities that have no road access for most of the year.

The city

• Thunder Bay sits at the head of Lake Superior, about 8 km north-east of the airport.
• It was formed in 1970 from Fort William and Port Arthur, which is why the city has two distinct centres.
• Sleeping Giant Provincial Park is across the bay, and the Terry Fox Monument is on the highway east.