Anyone who's flown knows that every airport has a unique three-letter code associated with it. You'll see these IATA codes everywhere, from tickets to barcoded luggage tags to boarding passes. A good portion of the world's airports have codes that make sense in relation to their respective city or historical name. So why do Canadian airport codes begin with the letter Y? Let's find out.
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