Expanding Access With Inuktitut & Innu-aimun

We’re expanding access on our new website with Inuktitut & Innu-aimun

We’re excited to announce that our website will soon be available in both Inuktitut and Innu-aimun. We’re working closely with our Indigenous partners to bring forward a fully bilingual website.

The translated site will ensure that more users can access information in the language that feels most natural and authentic to them. Offering key content in Inuktitut and Innu-aimun is an important step toward ensuring this website reflects and respects the communities we serve. We look forward to sharing the bilingual version in the near future.

Other News

snow-clearing
04.09.2026

Tender: Snow and Ice Control (SNIC) Services Contract, 2026–2031

Goose Bay Airport Corporation is accepting tender submissions for its Snow and Ice Control (SNIC)…

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Float plane landing at Otter Creek
10.01.2026

Air Borealis’ Float Plane Operations

Air Borealis at Otter Creek Seaplane Base From June to September, Air Borealis brings Labrador’s…

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Children with presents on their flight to the North Pole
06.12.2025

Labrador’s Flight to the North Pole

The first Labrador Flight to the North Pole For the first time, PAL Airlines brought…

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We’re currently working on translating the Goose Bay Airport website into Innu-aimun and Inuttitut.

We’re excited to share these language options with you soon.