Montréal / Saint-Hubert Metropolitan Airport guide

Montreal Metropolitan Airport (ICAO CYHU), long known as Saint-Hubert Airport, lies in the Saint-Hubert borough of Longueuil on Montreal's South Shore. It is about 16 km east of downtown Montreal and 5.6 km east of downtown Longueuil. Airmail flights began here in 1927, and DASH-L, a private corporation, has owned the airport since 2004.

Three asphalt runways serve the field. The longest, 06L/24R, is 2,378 metres (7,801 feet) and was lengthened in 2018 to take larger aircraft. In 2023 the airport recorded 116,721 aircraft movements, much of it general aviation and flight training. Commercial night flights are not permitted.

A new passenger terminal opened on 15 June 2026, with room for nearly 4 million passengers a year. Porter Airlines launched service there with domestic routes to cities across Canada, and Pascan Aviation also flies from the airport. Air Liaison boards passengers from a separate FBO terminal. Customs service is limited to small general aviation aircraft. A Longueuil transit bus links the terminal to the Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke Metro station.