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Originally Posted by flip
That reminds me of when I went to New York this summer.
We called the airline because there was a problem, or something, with our flight booking and it said press 1 for domestic and 2 for int'l.
Of course we pressed 2.
Nope. They consider Canada to be a domestic flight. We had a good laugh over that one.
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This is probably what you're talking about - for convenience, the major Canadian airports have U.S. customs preclearance - calgary, edmonton, halifax, montreal, ottawa, winnipeg, toronto and vancouver. So any flights bound for one of these Canadian airports is considered 'domestic' and can utilize domestic gates at U.S. airports. This is really helpful cause you're less likely to have to switch terminals at a bigger airport in the States.