Updated December 17, 2009

    I have started compiling a list of all airports in Canada.  If there is a link, you should be able to find it here. I have tried to find links of the airport itself. If I couldn't, I then tried to find the airport operator or just a picture of the darn place.  This is a work in progress, so please bear with me.

    I've added my site to AVCanada Topsites List which you can check out here.   

    If you would like to comment or give me a suggestion on this site, please comment here.

    Since I have received a good response for the Airports in Canada, I thought I'd try Water Aerodromes in Canada.  I took the information from the current Water Aerodrome Supplement, and put it into excel format and Google Earth.

      You can download the excel file here.  It is from the WAS supplement effective to 0901Z 11 March 2010.

    Here is the link to view in Google Earth.

    I Would like to thank François Aird for creating the new excel file that also creates the gpx and kml files.

    Nav Canada has also put on the internet, CAMS (Canada Airport Manoeuvring Surfaces) in adobe.  "The information in CAMS prides pictorial displays of Canadian airport manoeuvring areas found in the Canada Air Pilot or the military GPH 200, and may be reproduced for the sole purpose of assisting pilots during aircraft ground movement operations.  Up-to-date information on flight planning procedures and airport services, including fuel, lighting, and local prohibitions or procedures in found in the Canada Flight Supplement."  There is a Current issue and Next issue.

    I have made up an excel file of all aerodromes and their coordinates from the Canada Flight Supplement. I would like to thank David Megginson for suggestions and corrections to the excel spreadsheet.

    I have added something new to the excel file and the html data.  I have been asked a few times to include the airport elevation, which I have done on the excel file.  I was also asked to link the airport location to add Google Maps.  By no means is this current data so please use Google Maps as entertainment purposes only.  The satellite feature is the fun part of this.  On some airports, nothing shows on the map, but when you click satellite, the airport is sometimes there.  It's fun to use. 

    I've been working with Google Earth, making up a file with ALL Airports and Heliports in the CFS.  This is the closest thing that I will have showing a map of Canada with all airports. This is for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY!  I accept no responsibility for errors or omissions.  Please consult the Canada Flight Supplement for all current data, Flight Information Center or Notams for current status.

  Here is the link to view in Google Earth.

    I would like to thank François Aird for creating the new excel file that also creates the gpx and kml files.

     I would also like to thank Marc Chouinard for creating another kmz file.  His website is located here.

    You can download the excel file here.  It is from the CFS supplement effective  0901Z 17 December 2009 to 0901Z 11 February 2010.

    I've just add the magnetic variation for all airports.

    If you know of a link or a correction, please me and I will put it on.

    I've been asked to put a listing of airports that have been listed for a first time.  I've decided to also list airports that have been removed from the CFS.  Click here to see a list of new airports added and airports that have been removed

    Here are some interesting facts.  According to the CFS, "Only aerodromes that provide an advantage for the aviation community are published.  Typically this includes aerodromes that:  are open to the public;  are used by more than one aircraft and have a telephone available to the users of the aerodrome."

    Therefore, according the latest CFS, in Canada, there are 1,476 aerodromes.  1,147 are Airports and 329 are Heliports..

    Ontario has the most airports:    235

    Ontario has the most heliports:    93

    Prince Edward Island has the least airports:    3

    Nunavut and the Yukon has the least heliports:    0

    The most northern airport:    Alert, Nunavut    N82 31 04

    The most southern airport:    Pelee Island, Ontario    N41 46 42

    The most westerly airport:    Beaver Creek, Yukon    W140 52 03

    The most easterly airport:   St. John's (Universal) heliport, Newfoundland & Labrador    W52 43 37

    Airport with highest elevation:   Kananaskis Village Helistop heliport, Alberta    5027 ASL

    Airport with lowest elevation:    Vancouver/Harbour (Public) Heliport, British Columbia    2 ASL

    Airport with the longest runway:  Calgary International, Alberta    12,675 feet

    All airports have been found in the Canada Flight Supplement (CFS). I accept no responsibility for the currency or accuracy of the airport data.  Please consult the most recent edition of the Canada Flight Supplement, or Operator for verification, or contact your nearest Flight Information Centre for current notams.

Airports by Province

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Newfoundland & Labrador	NWT & Nunavut	Nova Scotia	Ontario
PEI	Quebec	Saskatchewan	Yukon

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