Toronto/Lester B. Pearson International Airport

Airport
ICAO: CYYZ – IATA: YYZ
Summary
Name	Toronto/Lester B. Pearson International Airport
Region	North America
Territory	Canada
Location	Mississauga, Ontario
Serving	Toronto
Elevation	173.431 m <br />569 ft <br />569 ft173.431 m <br />
Coordinates	43° 40' 20.14" N, 79° 37' 24.10" W

Runways
Designator Length Width Surface ROPS 5/23 3389 m11,118.766 ft <br /> 61 m200.131 ft <br /> PEM yes/yes 06L/24R 2956 m9,698.163 ft <br /> 61 m200.131 ft <br /> ASP yes/yes 06R/24L 2743 m8,999.344 ft <br /> 61 m200.131 ft <br /> ASP yes/yes 15L/33R 3368 m11,049.869 ft <br /> 61 m200.131 ft <br /> ASP yes/yes 15R/33L 2770 m9,087.927 ft <br /> 61 m200.131 ft <br /> ASP yes/yes

METAR
Observation	CYYZ 231900Z 31018G25KT 15SM FEW030 FEW120 M05/M15 A3025 RMK CF1AC1 CF TR AC TR SLP257
Station	Toronto Pearson Int'L. Ont.
Date/Time	23 January 2021 19:00:00
Wind direction	310°
Wind speed	18 kts
Lowest cloud amount	few clouds
Temperature
Dew point
Humidity	45%
QNH	hPa
Weather condition	n/a

LOS
Tag(s)	Parallel Runway Operation

WX
Tag(s)	Cumulonimbus Freezing Rain Lake Effect Snow

International airport serving Toronto. The airport is located in Mississauga, 27 km14.579 nm <br />27,000 m <br />88,582.677 ft <br /> northwest of Downtown Toronto.

Climatology

Humid continental climate (Köppen climate classification Dfa)

Maps

Terrain

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Airport Layout

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Accidents & Serious Incidents at or in vicinity of CYYZ

• A320, Toronto Canada, 2000 (On 13 September 2000, an Airbus A320-200 being operated by Canadian airline Skyservice on a domestic passenger charter flight from Toronto to Edmonton was departing in day VMC when, after a “loud bang and shudder” during rotation, evidence of left engine malfunction occurred during initial climb and the flight crew declared an emergency and returned for an immediate overweight landing on the departure runway which necessitated navigation around several pieces of debris, later confirmed as the fan cowlings of the left engine. There were no injuries to the occupants.)
• A320, Toronto ON Canada, 2017 (On 25 February 2017, an Airbus A320 left the side of the landing runway at Toronto when, for undetermined reasons, the Captain, as Pilot Flying, set up a drift to the right just before touchdown. This was then followed by a lateral runway excursion into wet grass in rain-reduced visibility which continued for 1,650 metres before the aircraft regained the runway and stopped. The Investigation noted that both the absence of runway centreline lighting and the aircraft operator’s policy of not activating the aircraft rain repellent system or applying the alternative hydrophobic windshield coating may have increased the excursion risk.)
• A343, Toronto Canada, 2005 (On 2 August 2005, an Air France Airbus A340 attempted a daylight landing at destination on a rain-soaked runway during an active thunderstorm and overran for 300 metres ending up in a ravine from where, despite its destruction by fire, all occupants escaped. The Investigation recommendations focussed mainly on crew decision making in adverse weather conditions and issues related to the consequences of such an overrun on survivability.)
• B738 / B738, Toronto Canada, 2018 (On 5 January 2018, an out of service Boeing 737-800 was pushed back at night into collision with an in-service Boeing 737-800 waiting on the taxiway for a marshaller to arrive and direct it onto the adjacent terminal gate. The first aircraft’s tail collided with the second aircraft’s right wing and a fire started. The evacuation of the second aircraft was delayed by non-availability of cabin emergency lighting. The Investigation attributed the collision to failure of the apron controller and pushback crew to follow documented procedures or take reasonable care to ensure that it was safe to begin the pushback.)
• B762 / A310, Toronto Canada, 2001 (On 23 October 2001, at Toronto Pearson Airport, a B767 cleared for take-off was forced to reject the take-off when a tractor towing an A310 crossed the runway ahead of it. The tractor had been cleared to cross the active runway by ATC.)

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