Originally Posted by
IluvSQ
SH, take it easy on OP.
Anywhere else in the world except Canada this would be referred to as
International to International ( from one country to another to another).
Indeed, it actually is.
Only here, where the government needs some justification to charge GST
on flights to one country, but no others, is the " transborder" designation
used.
Thanks, Iluv, I appreciate the support. I had never heard this designation before. I did check out the airport map and it looks fairly simple. And I forgot US Customs can be cleared prior to leaving Canada. I've only seen this before in Bermuda and I believe Aruba. I'm not quite sure what "GST" is.