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Aviation Interfaith Ministry

The interfaith chapel in Terminal 1 provides a place for reflection, prayer or some quiet time.
 
Serving the Pearson community since 1979, the Aviation Interfaith Ministry (AIM) is open to anyone at Pearson Airport. AIM provides qualified and certified full-time chaplains to counsel and distribute free practical and devotional literature.

  • Terminal 1  — Before security  — Level 1 Arrivals View map
  • Roman Catholic Holy Mass: Saturday 5:30 pm, Sunday 10:00 am, weekdays 1:00 pm. Interdenominational Christian service: weekdays 12:00 noon.

On-site Chaplaincy

  • Toronto Airport Catholic Chaplaincy - a initiative of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto and The Pontifical Institute for Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People.
  • Fellowship Chaplaincy Services- a ministry of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada, which is currently serving in eight Canadian international airports.

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Appletree

Appletree Medical Centre

See a doctor in the clinic three days a week. Or videoconference one at other times using Appletree's Telemedicine service.

T1 — Before security

Man wrapping baggage in sheets of blue plastic on Secure Wrap machine

Secure Wrap

Securely wrap and protect your luggage in less than 30 seconds at this airport baggage-wrapping station near Aisles 7 and 9.

T1 — Before security

Wall display of hard and soft suitcases.

Excess Baggage

Safely store your bags or coat for a few hours or weeks. Offering parcel delivery and baggage transfers to a hotel.

T1 — Before security

International Currency Exchange counter.

International Currency Exchange (ICE)

This ICE booth and ATM buys over 100 international currencies and sells several foreign currencies.

T1 — Before security

International Currency Exchange (ICE)

This ICE booth and ATM buys over 100 international currencies and sells several foreign currencies.

T1 — Before security

International Currency Exchange (ICE)

This ICE booth and ATM buys over 100 international currencies and sells several foreign currencies.

T1 — Before security

Two women standing outside the Plaza Premium Lounge entrance

Plaza Premium meet and greet services

This service provides personal assistance to and from the gate for a seamless airport experience.

T1 — After security (Canada)

Baggage Carousel

Baggage carts

Baggage carts are free to use at Pearson. You'll find them at many locations throughout Terminal 1.

T1 — Before security

Row of vitamin bottles on pharmacy shelf.

DrugSmart Pharmacy

Full-service pharmacy where you can pick up travel essentials, including prescription or over-the-counter medication, nutritional supplements, beauty products or snacks and drinks.

T1 — Before security

Lost and Found office with two chairs and high and low service counters.

Lost and found office

Visit our office in Terminal 1 or submit a report online if you have lost something in the terminals or parking garages at Pearson Airport.

T1 — Before security

Row of elliptical machines.

Pearson Goodlife Fitness

Work out while you travel and reach your individual health and fitness goals.

T1 — Before security

Dog in outdoor pet relief area

Pet relief area

Travelling with a pet? Take your dog to this pet relief area in Terminal 1 on the Departures Level before going through security.

T1 — Before security

Fire hydrant on artificial grass in fenced in Pet Relief Zone.

Pet relief area

Dogs can wander and relieve themselves in this spacious pet relief area located in Terminal 1, Ground Level.

T1 — Before security

Flight Song by Robert Charles Coyle

Flight Song

Flight Song by Robert Charles Coyle, 2001–2003
Shot blasted lexan sheet, lexan rod, stainless steel cable 19 figures, each 1.5 metres long Fabricated by La Paloma, Sun Valley, California

T1 — After security (Canada)

Skyward, by Ingeborg Jürgensen Hiscox

Skyward

Ingeborg Jürgensen Hiscox, 2003
Acrylic and oil paint on wood 2.96 x 2.95 metres

T1 — After security (Canada)

Jetstream by Susan Schelle and Mark Gomes

Jetstream

Susan Schelle and Mark Gomes, 2003
Aluminum, granite, bronze
Six floor inlays: each 3 metres diameter
Suspended configurations: 66 x 13 metres

T1 — Before security

Art

Three Inukshuks

Kiakshuk, 1963, 1964
Part of the Transport Canada Collection

T1 — Before security

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