In 2024–2025, CATSA screened 68.9 million passengers across Canada; 97% of passengers waited less than 15 minutes to be screened and nearly 92% reported a positive screening experience. Learn more #InsideCATSA

Flying soon? CATSA’s Facilitator Program offers friendly support at 16 major airports across Canada. Whether you’re a first-time flyer or just need a little support, CATSA Facilitators are here to guide you through the screening process with ease. Help us raise awareness. Share

To help make your security screening experience as smooth as possible, we’ve created a “What can I bring” tool – a quick and easy way to check what items are allowed in your luggage:

CATSA deployed over 175 Facilitators in 16 airports over the past year and achieved service improvements while maintaining budgetary restraint. Find more fast facts: #InsideCATSA.

RT @BBishopAirport: In 2024, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport celebrated 85 years of connecting people, ideas, and opportunity – right in….

RT @yvrairport: No horsing around today! 🐴 The therapy ponies will be back in the terminal this afternoon. If you're travelling through, st….

RT @yvrairport: Aurora you ready for it? ✨. @flyairnorth is restarting seasonal service between Vancouver and Yellowknife this November! Ge….

RT @TorontoPearson: For passengers with disabilities arriving or departing from Toronto Pearson who require assistance, guided assistance f….

DYK - CATSA’s efficient and effective screening operations and responsible adoption of technology supports Canada’s vital air industry and the national security framework. Find more fast facts: #InsideCATSA.

Flying back to University soon? Before you finish packing, take a quick scroll through our latest blog to ensure you know what can fly and what may get flagged.

Over the Civic Holiday long weekend, CATSA screened over 823K people at Canada’s largest airports. We thank all screening officers for their dedication and hard work!

#LongWeekendTravelTip: Arrive 2hrs early for domestic flights; 3hrs for international/US. Have your boarding pass ready to scan at security. Review your wait times: #SafeTravels ✈️

(3/3) Bullet pens are not permitted in carry-on baggage. Check with your air carrier to see if it’s approved for your checked baggage. Check before you pack: #InsideCATSA.

(2/3) Across Canadian airports, CATSA protects the travelling public by effectively screening air travellers and their luggage. This includes identifying any item that could be mistaken for a dangerous good like this "bullet pen". Items that look prohibited, even if harmless,.

(1/3) Hidden in plain sight; screening officers spotted this realistic "bullet pen" in a passenger's carry-on at a Canadian airport. While it's just a pen, its resemblance to a real bullet is cause for concern. See why items like this can create issues & how to avoid delays!

CT X-ray technology at CATSA’s screening checkpoints enhances efficiency and supports Canada's national security and economic resilience - it streamlines screening for passengers by reducing divest requirements. Find more fast facts: #InsideCATSA.

RT @TorontoPearson: Toronto Pearson’s Travel Rehearsal Program provides passengers with disabilities an opportunity to “rehearse” their upc….

Accessibility is paramount at CATSA. Thanks to our investments in barrier-free travel, aligned with the Accessible Canada Act, 94% of passengers who were screened at our family and accessible lines reported a positive screening experience. Find more fast facts:.

Fast facts: In 2024/25, we screened 68.9M passengers at 400 screening points across the country in 89 designated airports. Find more fast facts: #InsideCATSA.

RT @TorontoPearson: Did you know – Toronto Pearson has self-service wheelchairs that are available to use while in the terminals! Wheelchai….