Gate-side tech stop in YYC’s Domestic terminal
Inside Calgary’s Domestic terminal, InMotion fills the “I forgot my gear” gap with name-brand headphones, chargers, and travel adapters. You’ll see the storefront near the other retail chains after domestic security, so this is a last‑minute stop, not a pre-check-in errand. Think airport pricing: expect to pay a premium over what you’d see at a downtown electronics shop.
InMotion leans hard on headphones and earbuds, with major brands you’d recognize from big box stores. Noise-cancelling over-ears run well into the three‑digit range in CAD, while basic wired options often sit around the $25–$40 mark. If your Bluetooth buds die before a 3‑hour flight to Vancouver or Toronto, this is the simplest fix without leaving the secure side.
The store also carries power banks, USB-C and Lightning cables, and wall plugs that fit North American outlets, which helps if you’re connecting off an International arrival into Domestic and your existing adapter doesn’t match. Expect higher-than-online prices on cables (often double a supermarket), but at least they’re new and sealed, unlike borrowing from a seatmate on a full 737.
Stock shifts, but you can usually find basic travel extras: screen wipes, small Bluetooth speakers, and sometimes airline-compatible headphone adapters for older IFE systems. Selection is tighter than a mall electronics chain, so don’t bank on niche items like specific camera batteries or gaming accessories. If you need something obscure, plan a stop in Calgary proper instead.
Tip: Stop here before you stake out a power outlet near your gate; confirm cable type (USB‑C vs Lightning) at the counter so you don’t walk back for an exchange ten minutes before boarding.